Today marks the first stage of the prisoner exchange, bringing back injured defenders of Ukraine.
Today, the prisoner exchange began in Istanbul, with the first group of servicemen under 25 returning home.
Odessa is implementing a project to mark barrier-free routes to enhance accessibility for individuals with limited mobility.
Discussion on accessibility initiatives in Odesa: new projects and developments.
Discussion of inclusive initiatives and projects in Odesa during an online meeting.
A rowing competition dedicated to the memory of coach Stanislav Zahori took place in Kyiv, featuring adaptive athletes from Odesa.
On May 16, Ukraine received the bodies of 909 fallen defenders. New insights into the repatriation efforts.
A lecture on the impact of war on mental health and emotional literacy in Ukraine.
Discussing new approaches to humanitarian assistance in the region amid declining international support.
An event focused on mental health support, bringing together students, psychologists, and activists.
The drone attack on Odesa resulted in damage to buildings and infrastructure. Find out about the situation and how to get help.
277 Ukrainian soldiers have returned home, including 246 through an exchange. Updates from President Zelensky.
Announcement about temporary changes to tram routes due to maintenance work in Odessa.
The Ukrainian Navy is seeking help to find four missing sailors from the 'Stanislav' vessel.
Updated information on beach inspections in Odesa and adherence to safety regulations.
The National Rowing Championship took place in Odessa, featuring veterans and children with developmental disabilities.
Odessa's students begin the school year with a focus on safety and new regulations.
Join the morning sports event at the inclusive beach with the Youth Council in Odessa!
The Odesa Half Marathon attracted over 600 participants united by the goal of supporting charity and adaptive sports.
The OdesaFest brought together the Ukrainian community and Berlin residents, celebrating the cultural heritage of Odesa.
Inclusive beach No. 11 in Odesa has become a gathering place for veterans and their families, fostering new connections and support.