UNHCR expands temporary housing support for displaced families with new facilities in five regions

The building in the village of Shypynky has undergone comprehensive renovation, resulting in 14 modern apartments to provide long-term housing solutions for families displaced by the war.

©Evelina Protsak

Shypynky, Vinnytsia region — A newly renovated temporary housing facility was officially inaugurated in Vinnytsia region to provide long-term housing solutions for families displaced by the war. The project, implemented through the joint efforts of UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, its NGO partner Metalab, and local authorities, has transformed a once-abandoned dormitory into dignified, sustainable accommodation for internally displaced people.

The building in the village of Shypynky has undergone comprehensive renovation, resulting in 14 modern apartments, including one adapted for persons with disabilities. In addition to private living spaces, the facility includes shared amenities such as a laundry room and other essential infrastructure, providing families with safety, privacy, and the opportunity to rebuild their lives in dignity.

The new residents are people who were forced to flee their homes due to the war and have been living in the community for an extended period, often in short-term or unsuitable accommodation.

The building in the village of Shypynky has undergone comprehensive renovation, resulting in 14 modern apartments to provide long-term housing solutions for families displaced by the war.

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The building in the village of Shypynky has undergone comprehensive renovation, resulting in 14 modern apartments to provide long-term housing solutions for families displaced by the war.

©Evelina Protsak

The building in the village of Shypynky has undergone comprehensive renovation, resulting in