Shelters were built in two more educational institutions

    Two new shelters that meet all safety requirements for their arrangement have been put into operation today in Trostyanets city hromada. Students, parents, and teachers have been eagerly awaiting their opening, because since the beginning of the war, these secondary education institutions have been teaching exclusively online.

    In Trostyanets branch school, the shelter is designed for 120 people, in the rural educational institution for schoolchildren and preschoolers – for 100 people. The cost of each structure is about 5 million hryvnias.

    It is important that the shelters meet fire and sanitary and hygienic requirements, have high-quality lighting, air conditioning, ventilation, and bathrooms. Transforming furniture also plays an important role, allowing the entire area of ​​the rooms in the shelters to be used as efficiently as possible.

    The construction of shelters in two educational institutions in the Trostyanets region was possible thanks to the effective partnership of the city authorities with the company PrJSC “Mondelez Ukraine” and the Charitable Foundation “Blagomay”!

    Today, mayor of Trostyanets city Yuriy Bova, directors and teachers of educational institutions, children and their parents had the opportunity to personally thank the management of PJSC “Mondelez Ukraine” and the Charitable Foundation “Blagomai” for resolving such an important safety issue, for providing children with the opportunity to sit at their desks from September 1!

    Adults and children together checked the shelters and made sure they were suitable for use.

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    Alla Kostenko

    Since 2010, she has been working in the Executive Committee of the Trostyanets City Council. During several terms, she was repeatedly elected as the Managing Affairs Officer (Secretary) of the Executive Committee. This shows a high level of professional trust, work efficiency, and authority among the staff of the city council, members of the executive committee, deputies, and community leadership.
    She has two higher educations: she graduated from the National Technical University “Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute” with a degree in Marketing, and from Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics with a degree in Public Management and Administration. This provided her with strong knowledge in management, communication, human resources policy, and strategic planning.
    Over the years, she has shown herself as a responsible, systematic, and professional manager who is able to ensure effective coordination of executive bodies, organization of the city council’s work, and stable functioning of administrative processes. She pays great attention to the development of staff potential, building a professional team, improving executive discipline, and introducing modern approaches to personnel management. In her professional activity, she combines strategic thinking, organization skills, a practical approach, and a deep understanding of the community’s needs.

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