A series of fundraising activities was organized to raise additional funding for the Medical Help direction, specifically for the Prosthetics of Ukrainians program.
The FFU Foundation provided a 4-week adaptation and optimization gait program at the Medical Center Orthotics & Prosthetics (MCOP) for 5 Ukrainian soldiers who lost their limbs as a result of amputations and covered the accommodation costs for 3 of them during the program.
Advocacy activities were conducted to support veterans, raise public awareness of their needs, and ensure their social integration and rehabilitation.
HELPING CHILDREN
Total raised for the direction
UAH 617,624.00
Total expenses of the direction
UAH 862,064.00
Currently, 49 children regularly attend LEVCHYK SPECTRUM HUB in Lviv, and 1 child is undergoing therapy under the ‘test drive’ program.
In July, LEVCHYK SPECTRUM HUB provided 604 corrective classes for children on the autism spectrum:
sensory integration — 221 classes;
behavioral therapy — 137 classes;
speech therapy — 62 classes;
sessions with a neuropsychologist — 84 classes;
music therapy — 58 classes;
preparation for school — 22 classes:
art therapy — 20 classes
A new space has been found for the relocation of the Lviv hub, and active preparations are underway.
We are preparing for the opening of the hub in Mykolaiv, including the selection of the space location, and specialists are being recruited and trained.
ASSISTANCE TO WOMEN
Total raised for the direction
UAH 536,000.00
Total expenses of the direction
UAH 152,621.00
In July 2025, 130 sessions with the therapist were held for women:
🌸 72 individual sessions on the CRSV direction — for women who survived sexual violence during the war;
🌸 57 individual and 1 group sessions on the Indefinite loss direction — for women whose relatives went missing during the hostilities or are in captivity.
Of the 57 individual sessions on the Indefinite loss direction, 48 took place as part of a grant for Mykolaiv region. Currently, 14 women are participating in the program.
This project was made possible thanks to the support of Dan Church Aid and Norwegian Church Aid in Ukraine (DCA-NCA) as part of the “Comprehensive Humanitarian Response for Conflict-Affected Ukrainians and Citizens of Other Countries in Ukraine, Poland, Romania, and Moldova” funded by the Auswärtige Amt in partnership with the Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe.
We continued to improve the skills of the GIDNA project psychologists through 3 group and 4 individual supervisions, during which specialists deepened their knowledge and analyzed cases of working with women in the CRSV and Indefinite loss directions.
