Housing restoration

Rebuilding homes and infrastructure

Repairing damaged housing. Kurylivka, a military garrison town, December 2024. The photo shows one of the residents, a retired serviceman, a retired colonel of the Air Force of Ukraine. He's hugging his dog by his own door, apartment, and now-closed window.

Rebuilding homes and infrastructure

Window restoration in the Kupiansk hromada - 70% of the total restoration volume - as well as in Kivsharivka, Kupiansk-Vuzlovyi, Kurylivka and other settlements, plus the city of Kharkiv, Prudianka, Slatyne, and the Derhachi hromada. Residents also received materials to repair damaged housing. The approximate number of households that received assistance is 1000+. The number of people helped through this direction is 2500+.

Where we've worked

Volunteer team in action

Late 2024, right before New Year's, December. After guided bomb (KAB) strikes. Kurylivka, a military garrison town, on the left bank of the Kupiansk community. There's no power or any utilities there, and on top of that people's windows were all blown out. It's multi-story housing, and at the time more than 50 people lived there. So people could keep living there, XTRAVERSE volunteers repaired the damaged housing.
2024
Repairing damaged housing. Kurylivka, a military garrison town, December 2024. The photo shows one of the residents, a retired serviceman, a retired colonel of the Air Force of Ukraine. He's hugging his dog by his own door, apartment, and now-closed window.
2024
Delivery of building materials to the left bank of the Kupiansk community across military crossings, at an extremely difficult time when logistics were severely disrupted. The materials were needed to repair damaged housing for residents of Kurylivka-1, the so-called military garrison town. That time, more than 60 people received help.
Repairing housing damaged by a guided bomb (KAB) strike. Kurylivka, on the left bank of the Kupiansk community, December 2024.
2024