A Space of Care for Veterans was opened in Kyiv Oblast
Kyiv • UNN
A Care Space for veterans has opened in Bila Tserkva, providing medical, psychological, social, and legal support. The project was implemented by the Ministry of Veterans Affairs and the Ministry of Health with the support of IOM and the EU, as part of a national network.
A Space of Care for Veterans has opened in Bila Tserkva - a place of support for those undergoing treatment and recovery after service. This was reported by the Ministry of Veterans Affairs of Ukraine, according to UNN.
Details
The Space was created as a point of comprehensive assistance directly in a medical institution. Here, veterans can receive individual support on medical, psychological, social, administrative, and legal issues, as well as assistance in building a further path back to civilian life.
A multidisciplinary team of specialists - doctors, rehabilitation specialists, psychologists, psychiatrists, and prosthetists - works with veterans at the hospital. A specialist in supporting war veterans and demobilized persons is provided, who provides initial consultations, helps navigate state programs, and coordinates the receipt of necessary services.
It is noted that a separate area is mental health support. Since November 2025, the hospital has been operating a Mental Health Center that provides primary and secondary psychosocial assistance to veterans, military personnel, and internally displaced persons. The facility also has a primary prosthetics office for civilians and military personnel.
Recall
In Kyiv, at the Expocenter of Ukraine, a Therapeutic Garden was opened, designed to support the recovery of veterans and everyone who needs it. The garden, which is always accessible, is a pilot project within the National Strategy for Creating a Barrier-Free Space.