An aid transport on its way to Ukraine with equipment for public facilities. | Photo: L.I.T.
An aid transport on its way to Ukraine with equipment for public facilities. | Photo: L.I.T.
2025-09-02

The town of Brake, together with the L.I.T. Group of Companies, organized another relief shipment to the Ukrainian partner city Schazk. According to the company, the delivery arrived safely in the northwest of Ukraine on 26 August 2025. This is the third deployment of this kind.

Delivery of equipment for education and

energy supply

The transport included, according to those involved, school furniture for three classrooms, five play devices for an outdoor playground, three Smartboards, and 78 tablets for students. The shipment was complemented by a mobile power generator with a rated capacity of 100 kVA, which is intended to secure the energy supply

in the region. For the transport, the L.I.T. Group used a tractor unit with a specialized trailer.

Earlier relief actions

The town of Brake had already delivered relief goods to Schazk. Among the earlier projects were a firefighting vehicle, protective clothing, a school bus, and equipment for the municipal depot. With the

latest relief goods, the municipality continues its support for the Ukrainian partner city.

Funding and implementation

The financing of the current project was provided through a federal funding program administered by GIZ. According to the city, it took on the organization of the relief transport, while the L.I.T. Group again ensured its