From April 25 to 28, a delegation of the charitable organization "Waldeck-Frankenberg" from the city of Korbach in the Federal Republic of Germany will be staying in the Volyn region. Today, its representatives, together with People's Deputy, Head of the Volyn Regional Organization of the Ukrainian People's Party Borys ZAHREVA and Regional Council Deputy Mykola PASAMAN, held a press conference at which they announced the purpose of their visit to Ukraine. The conference participants also announced the creation of the International Charitable Foundation "European House". \nThe purpose of the next visit by the German charitable organization to Volyn is to visit institutions that received humanitarian aid last year and to provide such aid to medical, educational and public institutions of the region that most need it. Receiving the charitable aid became possible thanks to agreements reached in May 2004 between the German side and People's Deputy of Ukraine, Head of the Volyn Regional Organization of the Ukrainian People's Party Borys ZAHREVA. At that time, the region received the largest charitable aid in recent times. \nAccompanied by 11 representatives of the charitable organization "Waldeck-Frankenberg," four trucks with a total weight of up to 25 tons of humanitarian aid worth about 11 thousand euros arrived this time. Following a decision by a special regional state commission, it will be distributed among medical, special school and preschool institutions, public associations, and societies of the city of Lutsk and the region. \nAs part of the charitable organization's stay, its representatives will visit the Lutsk general education boarding school of grades I-III, the "Light of Life" Charitable Foundation in the city of Kivertsi, the regional territorial anti-tuberculosis association and a number of institutions of the corresponding type in the Volodymyr-Volynskyi, Horokhiv, and Liuboml districts. \nEvery year the German charitable organization delivers aid to the countries of Eastern Europe. According to its head Wilfred VOGEL, "only then are we convinced that our aid is needed, when it actually arrives at its designated places. This mission is not a one-time action, and we will carry it out constantly, as much as possible." \n