Mayor of Odessa Gennady Trukhanov handed the family of a disabled child a certificate for a two-room apartment that was repaired and adapted for transportation on a wheelchair. This was reported in the press service of the City Council.

In November 2015, the mayor was approached by a resident of the district with a request to improve housing conditions. In 2013, her son lost both legs in an accident.

At that time, the family lived in a hostel, on the 7th floor, in a room measuring 11 square meters. M, located in a semi-detached block with common kitchen, bathroom, corridor and balcony.

"The child grew up, there was not enough room for movement on the wheelchair, every year it was more difficult for the son to take out for a walk," the mayor's office noted..

July 14 D. Trukhanov handed the family a certificate and keys to a renovated two-bedroom apartment located on the first floor and fully adapted for wheelchair.

"In the city there are certain difficulties with the allocation of apartments, since since 2011 the builders do not give the city square meters.

Therefore, today the city can either purchase housing within the framework of city programs, or distribute escheat property, which happened. The apartment was in a terrible condition, it was necessary to rebuild everything here, make repairs, install plumbing and organize an entrance for the stroller. In the framework of city programs, we will also help with prosthetics, because Maxim is growing and he needs to constantly change dentures, "the mayor said..

Note that, judging by the photos, it is about a boy who in November 2013, along with his father came under a tram at the Nikolayev road.