A modern centre for the development of children and young people is planned to be opened on the site of emergency school workshops at 15-A Olena Teliha Street. The project will be implemented through an investment competition. According to the Department of Economics and Investments of the Kyiv City State Administration, this is stated in the order of the Kyiv Mayor No. 219 of 23 March 2025.

The school workshops were built in 1963. They are currently in disrepair and are not used for their intended purpose. Therefore, by the decision of the permanent tender commission for attracting investors, the centre for the development of children and youth, which is planned to be built through the implementation of an investment project, was recognised as an investment object for which an investment tender may be held.

According to the order, the project's customer is the Education Department of the Shevchenkivskyi District State Administration in Kyiv. Kyiv Investment Agency, as the investment agent, was instructed to develop pre-project proposals and coordinate them with the relevant departments and offices of the Kyiv City State Administration, Shevchenkivska District State Administration, and the District Education Department, as well as to carry out pre-investment work: to ensure a technical inventory and independent assessment of the facility.

Based on the prepared pre-investment package of documents, the Department of Economics and Investments will prepare a draft decision of the Kyiv City Council to grant consent to the demolition of the emergency facility at 15-A Olena Teliha Street, which is the communal property of the territorial community of Kyiv and is assigned to the Department of Education of the Shevchenkivskyi District State Administration in Kyiv. However, according to the Department, the demolition of the facility is possible only after the winner of the investment tender is determined and the investor reimburses its cost.

The investment tender is entrusted to a permanent tender commission for attracting investors.