In the Chuhuiv community, systematic work continues to improve the quality of medical services for the population, in particular at the level of primary medicine. Recently, the family medicine outpatient clinics in Kochetok and on Oleksandra Zachepyla Street in Chuhuiv began to accept their patients, and now the attention of the community leadership has focused on the village of Velyka Babka. The outpatient clinic is already in full swing, and a total of UAH 2.8 million has been allocated from the Chuhuiv community budget for its modernization. In parallel, the city hall is also looking for extra-budgetary ways to fill the restored outpatient clinic.
A significant step in this direction was today's signing of a tripartite grant agreement between the city military administration, the city Center for Primary Health Care, and the Right to Protection Charitable Foundation. According to this document, our community will receive from benefactors furniture, medical equipment, and equipment for servicing the Velykobabchanska outpatient clinic in the amount of more than 120 thousand UAH.
Representative of the Right to Protection Charitable Foundation, Daryna Borysenko, noted that it was the Chuhuyiv community that became one of the five grant recipients in the Kharkiv region, as it was able to convincingly prove the usefulness of the proposed project for the community's residents.
In turn, Deputy Head of the Chuguiv MVA Igor Shepelev thanked the leadership of the "Right to Protection" Foundation for their extremely useful contribution to strengthening the healthcare network of the Chuguiv community and expressed hope that it would not be the last.
