💡 Light, Delivered Home: From Door to Door in Kyiv
Ukraine2Power delivered 36 portable power stations to families raising children with disabilities in Kyiv together with NGO Litai. The stations provide practical backup power for essential devices and everyday needs during outages.
For families raising children with disabilities, everyday life during war brings enormous challenges. When the power goes out, even simple daily tasks become difficult. Preparing a warm meal or a cup of tea, charging essential medical devices, and staying in touch with loved ones can no longer be taken for granted.
Together with our partner NGO Litai (Fly), Ukraine2Power delivered 36 portable power stations to families in Kyiv.
We visited the families at home. Viktoriia Mamoilyk and Kostiantyn Gura, together with Lesia Petrivska, Commissioner for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities of the Kyiv City Council, delivered the stations directly to children and their parents. They spent time with the families, listened to their concerns, and talked about the challenges they face every day.
The portable power stations will help keep phones, laptops, and smaller essential devices charged during outages, making everyday life a little easier for parents and their children.
This delivery is part of Light, Delivered Home, an initiative within Ukraine2Power’s broader winter response. Across the programme, we have delivered almost 450 portable power stations with a combined capacity of 770 kWh.
💙 A heartfelt thank you to everyone in Germany whose donations made this possible, and to Litai and Lesia Petrivska for helping us reach those who needed this support.