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In Odessa, on Kulikovo Field, near the railway station, the "Point of Indestructibility" has been opened

The war in Ukraine continues, and the enemy continues to strike energy infrastructure facilities. With the onset of winter, the issue of supporting people becomes particularly relevant.
In Odessa, on Kulikovo Field, a "Point of Resilience" has been opened—a place where anyone can receive help and support. The point is located next to the railway station, making it convenient and accessible for residents and visitors to the city.

Here, people can at any time:
• charge their mobile phones and other devices;
 • obtain necessary information;
 • warm up;
 • drink hot tea;
 • have lunch.
The volunteers at the Point of Resilience are always open to communication, ready to listen, support, and provide assistance or advice on various life issues.

Телефон для довідок: +380960004901

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