Ukraine faces a wave of psychological trauma without precedent in modern Europe. Millions of veterans — and the families who wait for them — will carry the war home long after the fighting ends. The systems to help them barely exist.
The Center is building them: combining research, clinical therapy, education, and social support into one platform, with special attention to the needs of women who served. It's led by Major General (retired) Vladyslav Klochkov.
"The opening of the Center is our duty to those who risked their lives for Ukraine."
How the Center works
Evidence-led methods developed in collaboration with international partners, including the University of Texas.
Training for therapists, social workers, veterans, and volunteers — so help can scale across the country.
"Veterans Beyond Borders" rehabilitation and a dedicated women's psychological recovery program — movement therapy, art therapy, and crisis counseling.
Learn more about the Center's work, or support the recovery of those who served.