How Food Is Helping Transform Residential Care in Ukraine
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Effective Aid Ukraine is combining farming, cooking, and care reform at Rozdil Friends Home in Lviv, where residents displaced from eastern Ukraine grow vegetables in a greenhouse, harvest year-round produce, and learn to cook and preserve food. The program stretches limited budgets, and the organization is rebuilding the center's kitchen so residents can help prepare meals and learn skills for independent living. The work is being piloted as a model for broader care-system reform across Ukraine.
The kitchen rebuild is ongoing; the full scope of the care-system expansion across Ukraine is still being tested.
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