Residents of oleshok relocate to new homes in western Ukraine after medical treatment

Residents of Oleshok, a village in the Kherson region of Ukraine, are moving to new homes in the Bukovyna, Volyn, and Zakarpattia regions after receiving medical care.

A second group of these residents arrived in these western regions on November 11. Representatives from the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights met the group at train stations to coordinate their relocation and provide support.

Dmitro Lubinets, the Commissioner for Human Rights, stated that officials and volunteers are helping the residents settle into new accommodations. In Bukovyna, a son and his wife reunited with their mother after two years of separation. A couple whose home in Oleshok was destroyed is moving to Volyn, where a community and donors will provide housing. In Zakarpattia, two elderly families and one man are moving into a facility prepared by the government and volunteers for internally displaced persons.

The Commissioner's office provided the residents with phones, clothing, and hygiene products during their hospital stay. They also received medical, financial, and psychological support, along with new passports, identification codes, bank cards, and status certificates for displaced persons. Lubinets said the goal is to help these people rebuild their lives and plan for the future.