Oct 15, 2026
It will be a modern facility where veterans, defenders of Ukraine, their family members, and civilians affected by the war will be able to receive psychological assistance, undergo rehabilitation, and return to a full and peaceful life.
I had the honor of participating in the creation of a project of great importance to Ukraine - the “KRYLA” Mental Health and Rehabilitation Center for Veterans in the Khmelnytskyi community. It will be a modern facility where veterans, defenders of Ukraine, their family members, and civilians affected by the war will be able to receive psychological assistance, undergo rehabilitation, and return to a full and peaceful life.
I have been working on rehabilitation since 2023. During this time, I have assisted existing medical and rehabilitation facilities by donating necessary equipment, supported the wounded, and participated in the creation of new projects where people can recover after the war. That’s why I know firsthand just how great the need is for such centers and how important it is for this assistance to be systematic and long-term
“KRYLA” is meant to be exactly that kind of place - offering everything from psychological support and short-term recovery programs to long-term rehabilitation, social reintegration, and ongoing support afterward
