As the head of the IT company 26 Lines of Code and a deputy of the City Council in the city of Boryspil, I am responsible both for the well-being of the company team and of citizens. Because of the Russian invasion, our usual life completely changed. People's safety appeared to be under threat, so I had to solve several humanitarian issues.
My first priority was to eliminate all the risks connected with the functioning of the company. I wanted to provide my employees with a secure and stable job during this period. We transported our staff and provided them with dwellings and workspaces in safe areas.
After organizing the transportation, I concentrated on my duties as a deputy on the Boryspil City Council. With the help of local bakers, we organized the production and distribution of bread to those who suffered from the aggression. Our team provided people with the things needed to continue a normal life throughout the tough period.
One of the critical issues was the supply of medications. People with chronic diseases such as diabetes need sustained access to their medicine. With the support of my team, I organized medication supplies, and in our help centers people can now receive what they require.
The next problem was electricity. Together with City Council workers, we organized the procurement of power generators and installed them in support centers where citizens receive food and help.
We care about our citizens. My experience showed that people are the most valuable thing, both in a company and in a city. That's why I will do everything possible to provide needed humanitarian aid to all who need it.