
Lydia Moniava, founder and head of the House with a Lighthouse children's hospice, announced on Telegram that she would return to work after her release, retaining the positions of director of the fund and member of the board.
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Lydia Moniava is the founder and director of the House with a Lighthouse children's hospice. She was previously released, after which she announced her return to work.
The head and founder of the House with a Lighthouse children's hospice, Lydia Moniava, announced her return to work after her release. She reported this on her Telegram channel.
Moniava wrote that she will continue to serve as director of the charitable foundation and will remain on its board.
“Now I have no reason to leave the governing bodies, so I remain in the House with a Lighthouse both as a founder, on the board, and as a director of the fund,” she said.
Moniava noted that the hospice continues to operate.

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