12 March 2025

Unbreakable Youth Projects Launch 16 Initiatives in Dobroslav, Odesa Region

(Photo: Tatiana Kolomietseva/Intent)

The presentation of the Unbreakable youth projects took place in Dobroslav, Odesa region, on March 5, and this time the jury was offered 16 projects.

According to an Int'l correspondent, the Unbreakable projects have been implemented since 2021, so this year is the fifth package of projects.

This year, the jury was presented with the following initiatives:

Each project is assigned a sponsor who will finance a particular project. The sponsors are the heads of the district's enterprises, the community, and Dobroslav deputies.

Тетяна Коломійцева

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