Nine medical doctors from Ukrainian state institutions who provide rehabilitation services to veterans, military personnel, and individuals affected by the war participated in an exchange program in Germany.
Program: Medical Aid
The Smuha Family Resilience Project: Paving the Path to Healing
Through Smuha, we are building a path—from trauma to resilience, from hardship to hope.
From Retirement to the Frontlines
These ambulances have been reborn as lifelines for Ukraine’s defenders!
Smuha Family Resilience Project
This program supports the mental health and resilience of children and families impacted by war, offering therapeutic activities, support groups, and safe spaces for healing.
Life-Saving Equipment for Kyiv’s Burn Center
UHU recently responded to a direct request for help from a soldier with severe burns sustained on the frontline. This led us to collaborate with the Burn Center at Kyiv’s Hospital #2—a facility that, before now, had not received humanitarian assistance from other organizations.
The “Little Heroes” project
The “Little Heroes” project, in partnership with ГО «Активне Суспільство України», was created in response to the invasion, offering a safe space for children affected by the war.
Your donations allow us to continue supporting hospitals across Ukraine!
We supply crucial items such as ventilators, surgical equipment, fully stocked ambulances, and more! Supporting Ukrainian hospitals with donations brings hope and belief.
Meet Yuliya who Dedicates Herself to Healing Children with War Trauma
Meet Yuliya, an unsung hero who fled Kherson and now dedicates herself to healing Ukraine’s children, especially those who experience war trauma.
Announcing SMUHA 2.0: Expanding Our Family Psychological Program!
We’re excited to expand with SMUHA 2.0, a family psychological support program. Our 10 coaches are training 250+ art therapists to support parents, with teen-focused sessions starting in October.
OKHMATDYT Massive Attack in Kiev: UPDATE on Support
Thanks to your incredible support, we have successfully delivered additional medical aid to the nearby hospital treating those injured in Monday’s attack in Kyiv on the 8th, July, 2024.