Vladimir Alexandrovich, 85, and his wife Nonna Leonidovna, 80, were evacuated in March when the war arrived in Kharkov. Along with their children and grandson, the couple moved to Kropyvnytskyi temporarily. Sadly, the elderly couple hoped that their time in Kropyvnytskyi would be temporary. Sadly, both their son’s house and grandson’s apartment were destroyed, and there is no place to which they can return. JRNU and the Jewish community in Kropyvnytskyi found the family temporary housing and is providing food and other support.
Unfortunately, there are thousands of families like Vladimir, Nonna and their children, and we are helping as many as possible, with continued support from our generous partners and donors. Together we make a difference and ensure no one is left behind.
