Oleksandr Vikhruk and Maksym Radiuk, maimed Ukrainian soldiers, know the war’s real cost. Now, through pain and hope, both defenders work with US doctors towards recovery and plan to make their dreams come true.
This Monday, a new phase of the PM+ program by the World Health Organization World Health Organization (WHO) kicked off in Vinnytsia. The initiative trains social workers and psychologists, who will soon be able to provide support to those who need it most.
Sixteen consultants, psychologists, and social workers for war-affected communities successfully completed all stages of the training and received their certificates. Learn how new knowledge empowers professionals to provide better support to those living in the ongoing war.
With your help, we’re empowering psychologists through WHO-certified training to support Ukrainians’ mental health and adapting to the realities of war.
Thank you to everyone who continues to support our mission and make this delivery of medical aid to Vinnytsia, Ukraine, possible.
This World Health Day, we thank you for helping us save lives in Ukraine. With your support, we’ve delivered $30M+ in medical aid, trained healthcare workers, and provided mental health support to over 13,000 children and families. Health is a human right—thank you for standing with Ukraine.
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.
Through Smuha, we are building a path—from trauma to resilience, from hardship to hope.
These ambulances have been reborn as lifelines for Ukraine’s defenders!