Trostyanets City Hospital Receives New Oxygen Station from

    A vivid example of effective cooperation between the authorities, the community and business is the joint support of the Trostyanets City Hospital. We all know about the terrible crimes of the russians, who caused our hospital immense damage and destruction. Powerful explosions also destroyed the oxygen tank located on the territory of the hospital. And the oxygen station is extremely necessary for performing surgical interventions and treating respiratory diseases.

    And today, a new modern, working oxygen tank appeared in Trostyanets City Hospital. It contains 2 tons of oxygen. This expensive installation was purchased for the hospital by the chocolate factory PJSC “Mondelez Ukraine” through “Blagomai” Charity Fund.

    “One refueling of the new oxygen tank will be enough for several months of its operation. This is a significant saving on transportation costs. The gift is extremely valuable and important to us! I express my gratitude on behalf of the entire team”, – said Anatoliy Plakhtyrya, General Director of the Trostyanets City Hospital.

    Commenting on the event, Yuriy Bova, the city mayor, emphasized that in the conditions of martial law, when our hospital receives less funds from the National Health Service, it is very important not only to restore it, but also to do everything to make our city hospital as cheap as possible in terms of its maintenance costs. He sincerely thanked Yevhen Ignatov, director of the factory of PrJSC “Mondelez Ukraine” and Charity Foundation “Blagomay” for the effective partnership.

    Yevhen Ignatov reported that the chocolate factory has already resumed its work and plans to take further steps to help restore both Trostyanets City Hospital and our entire hromada.

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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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