During 2023–2024, within the framework of the international Ukrainian-Kazakh humanitarian project “Yurt of Invincibility,” yurts were installed in several cities across Ukraine. These yurts functioned as community support points during periods of mass power outages. Visitors could warm up, charge mobile devices, access the internet, and spend time in a safe and welcoming environment.
The project became a clear example of international solidarity and mutual support during a difficult period for Ukraine. Its implementation involved Ukrainian and Kazakh philanthropists, volunteers from the Kazakh diaspora in Ukraine, and local communities.
This section contains information about the yurts that were installed in various Ukrainian cities as part of the project and successfully fulfilled their important humanitarian mission.
The first Yurt of Invincibility in Ukraine was installed in Bucha in January 2023. It became a place of support for residents during the blackout period and a symbol of international solidarity. The implementation of the international “Yurt of Invincibility” project began in Bucha and was later expanded to other cities across Ukraine.
The Yurt of Invincibility in Kyiv was opened in January 2023 in Taras Shevchenko Park. It became the second yurt installed in Ukraine and served as a support space for residents of the capital during the blackout period. Later, another Yurt of Invincibility was opened in Holosiivskyi Park, expanding assistance for Kyiv residents.
The Yurt of Invincibility in Kharkiv was created as a support space for residents during the energy crisis. Here people could warm up, rest, and use essential services during power outages. The yurt became an important support point for the local community.
In Lviv, the Yurt of Invincibility became a place of support for both city residents and internally displaced persons during blackout periods. Visitors could warm up, charge devices, and spend time in a safe environment. The yurt became a symbol of solidarity and assistance during a challenging time.
The Yurt of Invincibility in Odesa operated as a support center for residents during prolonged power outages. It provided the opportunity to warm up, charge mobile devices, and access the internet. The space helped bring people together and supported the community through difficult circumstances.
The Yurt of Invincibility in Dnipro served as a support space for city residents during the energy crisis. People could warm up, charge their devices, and receive necessary information and assistance. The yurt became another example of community solidarity.
The Yurt of Invincibility in Mykolaiv operated as a support point for residents during electricity outages. The space provided an opportunity to warm up, charge devices, and rest in a safe environment. The yurt became an important source of support for the local community.
