More dangerous than before...

There has always been a level of danger here in Ukraine. The photos above are of a destroyed house. This apartment block is at the most 100 metres from my apartment. Apparently 2 people died and 3 were injured .This is what happens when a missile strikes. I'm aware there's little that you can do.  Death really does remain a matter of chance. I suppose that's how terror works. And like often is the case in wars, the innocent suffer at the hands of tyrants. And the level of attacks have definitely increased.

On a much brighter note, I started work at a children's centre today and took games and humanitarian aid. Also delivered some of the aid that was kindly donated by Chorley and District support for Ukraine group.

I also started my English lessons for adults, which was also fun

I'm trying to make arrangements to visit Kherson, but I now need military permission to enter, as it's considered too dangerous for foreigners to enter. Even the checkpoint was damaged a few days ago. Russians are targeting innocent vehicles on the road, even buses. There are deaths practically daily. I can't even begin to imagine the challenges of everyday life in Kherson. 

Thanks for your continued support.