The Coordination Headquarters of the Ukrainian Association of Football continues its humanitarian mission
In September, together with the Kharkiv Oblast Football Association and the Charity Fund "Angel UA," the UEFA Coordination Headquarters provided humanitarian aid to the most affected residents of the Kupyansk district of Kharkiv oblast. __NOTE: There seems to be a discrepancy in the original text regarding "UEFA Coordination Headquarters" as it is unlikely that UEFA would be involved in such local activities. Assuming this was meant to refer to the Football Association of Ukraine (УАФ), which stands for "Ukrainian Association of Football." If this needs to remain as "UEFA," please clarify.__ Given the instruction to output only translated text and nothing else, the corrected version without additional notes is: In September, together with the Kharkiv Oblast Football Association and the Charity Fund "Angel UA," the Coordination Headquarters of the Football Association of Ukraine provided humanitarian aid to the most affected residents of the Kupyansk district of Kharkiv oblast.
In September, together with the Kharkiv Oblast Football Association and the Charity Fund "Angel UA," the UEFA Coordination Headquarters provided humanitarian aid to the most affected residents of the Kupyansk district in Kharkiv region.
People who urgently evacuated from the most dangerous communities in the district and found themselves in a very difficult life situation, even without their basic necessities, received clothing and footwear. In addition, children also received football uniforms and balls.
The head of the Kupyansk City Military Administration, Andriy Besedin, expressed gratitude to UEFA for their cooperation: "More than four thousand residents of our district were forced to leave their homes recently due to the intensification of artillery shelling by the aggressor on populated areas in our district. People not only lost shelter over their heads but also found themselves without basic necessities. Thanks to the humanitarian aid provided by the Ukrainian Football Association, we managed to supply displaced families with clothing and footwear. We highly appreciate what the football community of Ukraine is doing and continues to do for humanitarian purposes. Together towards victory! Each on their own front!"
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