Community projects, initiatives and volunteering in Kyiv region at Razom UA
While the country is focused on the front, the home front is being strengthened. In the Kyiv region an important step toward comprehensive security has been taken: a new police station has opened in the Zazymia community.
Amid persistent Russian attacks on critical infrastructure, the Kyiv region has taken a decisive step to ensure security and sustainable development. Regional leaders reached an agreement with Denmark on key areas of support that go far beyond standard humanitarian aid. While the enemy seeks to destroy our energy infrastructure, Western partners are supplying technologies essential for survival.
A tragedy occurred in the village of Bilohorodka in Bucha district — the bodies of three people were found in a private home, the prosecutor’s office reported.
The Saint Nicholas Residence was held in the Bilohorod community and was attended by more than 1,000 children. The youngsters wrote letters, took part in workshops, and received gifts. Among the guests were internally displaced children from the Soledar community.
The Bilohorodska community signed a memorandum with the Amosov Institute of Cardiovascular Surgery. The agreement provides for referring patients for cardiac surgical care, outreach consultations by specialists, and the professional development of local medical staff.
On December 10 at 10:00 a.m. in Kyiv the renovated Bessarabsky Market opened in test mode. Traditional market trading has been preserved, and a food hall featuring international cuisines and a bar has been introduced. The modernization included new refrigeration and retail equipment; the works were scheduled from May 19 to August 19, 2025, with no interference in the landmark's authentic elements.
The project name "Mostytska" will be changed before the station is put into operation. In 2026 Kyiv residents will choose the final name via the "Kyiv Digital" app from three proposed options.
The Bilohorodska community allocated UAH 2 million to the National Guard, where local residents serve. It also approved a joint project with its German twin town to purchase a sludge suction truck and ratified cost estimates for major repairs to the outpatient clinic and the sewage system.
On Armed Forces Day, the Bilohorodska community held the Ukrainian Tug-of-War Championship. Fifty teams from various regions took part. The village head took charge of the federation’s regional branch for the sport in Kyiv Oblast.
Twenty-five families in the Bilohorod community will receive compensation for housing damaged in the enemy attack on November 29. The village council allocated UAH 587,000 for restoration. Aid for military personnel and residents under other programs was also approved.
The Ministry of Culture designated several NGOs and companies as critically important to the economy, including Wikimedia Ukraine, Slidstvo.Info and the "Ye" bookstore chain. It also confirmed the status for a number of media outlets and publishers.
Anton Ovsienko reported on talks in France, where he discussed cooperation between the Bilohorod community and Bures-sur-Yvette and future joint projects.
The sports ground in Sviatopetrivske has been completely reconstructed: new surfacing, equipment, lighting and fencing. Village head Anton Ovsiienko announced the completion of the work.
The Bilohorodska community received from the French government an Energy BOX unit equipped with solar panels with a capacity of 104 kW. The installation will be used to power the community's critical infrastructure.
Bilohorodska village council allocated more than UAH 1.3 million in material assistance to defenders and participants in the "Turbota" ("Care") program. Children of combatants will receive free school meals, and a commission has been established to address housing issues for internally displaced persons (IDPs).
The Bilohorod community plans to establish a shelter for stray animals in 2026. The village head, Anton Ovsienko, has studied the experience of Lviv, where one of the best veterinary centers in Ukraine operates.
The village head of Bilohorodka, Anton Ovsienko, delivered aid to the fighters of the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade. Volunteers brought anti-drone nets and food products for the defenders from the community.
The Bilohorod territorial community is demonstrating significant success in implementing the decentralization reform, becoming one of the most successful examples of effective local self-government in the Kyiv region.
Sometimes, to understand the fundamental issues of war and peace, it is enough to simply look at a map. The Bilohorod community, located to the west-southwest of Kyiv, is assigned the role of one of the keys to the capital of Ukraine by its very location.
Participants of the pilot program "Leadership for the Recovery of Donetsk Region," organized by the Donetsk Regional Military Administration in collaboration with Mariupol State University, visited the Bilohorod community in Kyiv Oblast.
Today we are creating a new, self-governing Ukrainian republic of the future. A republic that relies on self-governing territorial communities and on active, conscious citizens who strive for positive change and are ready to engage in necessary actions.
For almost ten years, Bilohorodka has celebrated Vyshyvanka Day—not merely as a festive occasion, but as a profound act of returning to one's roots. Each year, the celebration draws full halls, as for the residents of the community, the vyshyvanka is not just clothing, but a symbol of dignity, culture, and resilience.
In Ukraine, there is a mysterious ancient monument known as the Serpent Mounds. This vast complex of earthworks stretches approximately 950 km in total length (according to other sources, up to 2000 km). They are united in nine defensive lines.
How can production be increased and Ukraine be returned to the club of leading world economies? And is such a task even realistic?
Experiencing a divorce, Yevheniya Todurova found solace in baking, not realizing that this hobby would become the work of her life.
In this episode of the program "Community People" with the leader of our creative team, Tatyana Suchkova-Ladik, we talk to Sergey Neretin — a journalist, director, former head of the State Cinema of Ukraine, and currently a serviceman who continues to make films even while in uniform.
The use of solar energy has been considered one of the main strategic directions for energy development in the foreseeable future for several decades. However, like any sector of the economy, solar energy faces certain challenges.
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There are several versions regarding the origin of the name of the Irpin River, but none of them can be deemed satisfactory.