Meeting the needs of veterans, IDPs and the population of frontline areas

Community-based rehabilitation model to reduce reliance on inpatient care; pilots in 4 communities in Kyiv and Chernihiv oblasts

Localised support improving access in rural areas of Zhytomyr Oblast; MRI unit for Korosten (EUR 280K)

Prosthetic micro-clinics in Kyiv, Poltava, Lviv (EUR 4.07M); rehabilitation equipment across 22 oblasts (EUR 8M); support in frontline oblasts

46 hospital partnerships benefiting ~1.6M patients; MEDEVAC: 1,788 Ukrainians evacuated (1,382 military, 406 civilian); UNBROKEN Centre prosthetics (Lviv)

Targeted support in frontline oblasts (Kharkiv); PHC strengthening with vehicles and ultrasound equipment

Over 100 specialists trained in care for landmine explosion injuries, brain/spinal injuries, amputations, PTSD; veteran rehabilitation focus

Veteran Mental Health Centre of Excellence in Kyiv (EUR 499K + EUR 700K reconstruction); Blue Havens (EUR 8M) for NPU/NGU/NBGU/SESU staff mental health

SRC: MHPSS for released prisoners of war, families, IDPs in Sumy; LM International: CRSV survivor and conflict-affected children support; Operation Renovator: military rehab centre preparations (NATO Ukraine CAP Trust Fund, pending approval)

Project HOPE: 10 MMUs in 7 frontline oblasts reaching 160,000 people; TRUE project: rehab for veterans and civilians

26 mobile health units for SRH in conflict-affected areas; bunkerisation of maternity units for continuity of care during shelling

Emergency health, immunisation, nutrition, PMTCT, perinatal and MHPSS services in humanitarian areas and for war-affected populations

303 family physicians trained in veteran care; grant programmes to establish and strengthen Veteran Care Spaces at healthcare facilities; Borodianka National Training and Expertise Center supported for veterans with visual impairments; veteran reintegration business-support framework. IREX training for the MoH Mental Health Centers network on psychosocial assistance to veterans and their families (2026)

~300,000 people (one third in hard-to-reach areas) reached through convoys and outreach; mobile and outreach PHC teams; MHPSS at transit centres for displaced people; cooperation with the Ministry of Veterans Affairs on rehabilitation and prosthetics.