Arbat volunteers have sent another humanitarian cargo to hospitals in the LPR and Kursk region.

Residents of the Moscow Arbat district have sent another shipment to medical institutions of the Luhansk People's Republic (LNR) and the Kursk region. This was reported in the press service of the prefecture of the Central Administrative District (CAO) of Moscow.

The volunteers of the district have been implementing the Humanitarian Aid-91 project, aimed at helping medical institutions in the LPR and the Kursk region, since 2024. During this time, the volunteers have organized ten large-scale gatherings. Hospitals received intensive care tables, medical chairs, shelving, as well as warm clothes, household appliances and much more.

In December, volunteers collected medical equipment, drugs, and supplies for the therapeutic department for the LPR and the Kursk region — more than 4 thousand items in total. The shipments are carried out with the support of the Ministry of Defense, as well as military volunteers and parents of students from school No. 91, on the basis of which the project operates.

Maxim Gudkov, public adviser of the Arbat district and deputy director for Socialization, education and safety of students at school No. 91, was the author of the idea of the Humanitarian Aid-91 project. The aid collection point is located at the school on Povarskaya Street.

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