Selfless help to those in need

Hundreds of lonely pensioners found themselves in a difficult situation –s without the ability to heat their homes and cook food since the beginning of the energy crisis. Volunteers of the Heirs of Victories youth patriotic movement came to their aid again last week, as before.

As the deputy of the Supreme Council, the head of the Heirs of Victory movement Igor Buga said that volunteers visited 38 addresses in 31 days since the beginning of January.

Valentina Vladimirovna is the widow of veteran of Afghan war, who served for many years in the ranks of the Soviet Army, then in the 14th Army and the 201st Division. She is alone Now. Having learned from a TV story that volunteers were helping to prepare firewood, the woman asked for support.

The owner of the house where the activists were working that day shared her experiences.

As Rodion Romanov, assistant to the deputy of the Supreme Council and head of the executive committee of the Heirs of Victories youth movement, said, the team of volunteers has done a huge amount of work this month.

It is volunteer initiatives that remind us that the power of community and solidarity can overcome any difficulties in such difficult times, when every day brings new challenges. Most importantly, this is done for free, only for the sake of kindness and mutual support.