Hanna Marchuk from Kramatorsk
Good day! My name is Hanna. The war caught me in the town of Kramatorsk. We lived at home and hid in the hallway for about a month, but on March 22 we had to leave because I am pregnant and there are almost no doctors left in the town. The worst thing is the unknown. Where will we find shelter with the child? How will we live on? My husband had to stay in the town, so we left by train ourselves. We currently live in the Khmelnytskyi region, in a dormitory of one of the lyceums. My son Marko joined the local school. A projectile hit our native school, it was almost destroyed. Thanks to the teachers and classmates, my son does not feel alone here. Even in the summer, library workers do everything to distract children from the war. They hold various entertainment activities for children. We all do our best to make sure that the war has as little impact on our children as possible. I receive social assistance for the child. I am pregnant now. I am in the hospital. Money is needed for medicine and food. We are in a small town and it is difficult for us to receive humanitarian aid. I am most afraid for the life and health of my children. I am also afraid that I will never see my native home again.
School in the town of Kramatorsk / picture of the son Marko, the student of this school (inscription: “I have the right to education in my native school”)