The network of ‘Points of Resilience’ has been expanded in Kyiv: addresses
New Resilience Centres have been opened in accordance with decisions by the State Commission on Technological and Environmental Safety and Emergencies and the Standing Commission on Technological and Environmental Safety and Emergencies of the City of Kyiv. Thirty-one new locations in the Obolon district of the capital have been added to the list of existing centres.
Where the new Resilience Centres have been opened
The new locations will operate at the following addresses.
Pre-school education establishments:
11 8 Bereznya Street (Preschool Educational Institution No. 65);
42 Pivnichna Street (Preschool Educational Institution No. 144);
13-A Poliarna Street (Preschool No. 206);
19-B Pryrichna Street (Preschool No. 263);
29 Pryrichna Street (Preschool No. 291);
8-B Yordanska Street (Preschool No. 523);
6-B Dmytro Pavlychko Avenue (Preschool No. 527);
89/91 Avtozavodska Street (Preschool No. 578);
6-B Oleksandr Arkhipenko Street (Preschool No. 579);
7-A Petra Pancha Street (Early Years Education Centre No. 580 ‘Olvia’);
3-B Levka Luk’yanenka Street (Preschool No. 589);
2-B Bohatyrska Street (Preschool No. 590);
9 Makiyivska Street (Preschool No. 593);
9-E Yordanska Street (Early Years Education Centre No. 603);
39-B Obolonskyi Avenue (Preschool No. 606);
Obolonskyi Avenue, 37-B (Preschool No. 611);
8-A Ozerna Street (Preschool No. 613);
26-A Ozerna Street (Preschool No. 614);
28-G Obolonskyi Avenue (Preschool No. 636);
55 Heroiv Dnipra Street (Preschool No. 662);
4-G Pivnichna Street (Preschool No. 664);
48-A Volodymyr Ivasyuk Avenue (Preschool No. 665);
35-A Volodymyr Ivasyuk Avenue (Preschool No. 668);
6 Pryozernaya Street (Preschool No. 685);
14-A Berezhanska Street (Early Years Centre No. 804);
18-A Levka Luk’yanenka Street (Early Years Education Centre ‘Me + Family’).
Sports facilities:
34 Heroes of the ‘Azov’ Regiment Street (Youth Sports School ‘Young Spartak’);
24-A Yordanska Street (‘Zmina’ Children’s and Youth Football School).
Public infrastructure facilities:
6-A Oleksandr Arkhipenko Street (Service Centre No. 501);
28-B Obolonskyi Avenue (Service Centre No. 502);
2-B Levka Lukyanenko Street (Service Centre No. 503).
Resilience Centres are designed to support the public during prolonged power cuts, heating outages, communication failures and other emergencies. Here, you can charge your mobile phone and other gadgets, access the internet, receive basic assistance, water, heating and up-to-date information.
The Kyiv City State Administration urges residents of the capital not to wait for an emergency to arise, but to check now where their nearest Resilience Centre is located and make a note of its address.
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