The school is located in Sumy, where there are constant problems with electricity due to shelling. The school offers both online and offline learning, with approximately 885 children enrolled.

The house currently provides shelter and accommodation for twenty-seven people who have been temporarily displaced from their homes due to the war, among them are five children.

The hospital accommodates up to 300 inpatients and treats up to 300 outpatients daily. It is a critical healthcare facility for the community, delivering continuous medical care.

The hospital operates a stationary department with 140 inpatient beds and provides outpatient medical services to up to 300 patients daily. It is a critical healthcare facility for the community, delivering continuous medical care.

The hospital provides inpatient and outpatient medical services to the residents of Vygoda community, including therapeutic and rehabilitation care. The facility serves as a critical healthcare institution and operates continuously.

Ukraine2Power provided 10–15 kW power stations to a hospital, ensuring continuous operation of the emergency department and medical equipment. The stations power lighting systems and critical devices.

Ukraine2Power provided 10–15 kW power stations to a hospital to ensure uninterrupted operation of emergency and intensive care units. The stations supply medical equipment and lighting systems.

Ukraine2Power provided 3–7 kW power stations to a lyceum to support a modular shelter, school canteen, and heating. The station powers kitchen equipment, heating, and lighting.

Ukraine2Power provided 3–5 kW power stations to a lyceum to support kitchen operations, classrooms, and lighting. The stations are connected to kitchen equipment, educational devices, and lighting systems.