FFU USA
Total raised
USD 10,000.00
Charitable contributions without purpose
USD 0.00
Total amount allocated to aid
USD 10,000.00
Operating expenses
USD 1,999.00
MEDICAL HELP
Total raised for this category
USD 0.00
Total allocated to aid for this category
USD 0.00
In May, Future for Ukraine Inc. continued the implementation of the Training of Trainers in Physical Therapy and Prosthetic Rehabilitation program, funded through the grant support of the Pfizer Foundation.
The program is designed to train faculty members of Ukrainian medical universities, including Bogomolets National Medical University and the Ukrainian Military Medical Academy, who, starting in September 2026, will be able to integrate this knowledge into their own academic programs and teach modern approaches to physical and prosthetic rehabilitation to students and professionals.
As part of the program, two training modules were delivered in May:
- Module 2: Orthotic Assessment & Management in Rehabilitation;
- Module 3: Upper Limb Loss Rehabilitation.
The modules were delivered by Farhad Ostovari, DPT, a prosthetic rehabilitation specialist, Clinical Director of MCOP International, and developer of the programβs educational materials. The training is part of a broader effort to adapt the educational curriculum, prepare methodological materials, and strengthen the capacity of Ukrainian medical universities in physical and prosthetic rehabilitation.
HELPING CHILDREN
Total raised for the direction
USD 10,000.00
Total expenses of the direction
USD 10,000.00
In May, Future for Ukraine Inc. received and allocated a USD 10,000.00 grant from Nova Ukraine to support the LEVCHYK SPECTRUM HUB program in Ukraine.
The funding contributed to the continued operation of the centers in Lviv and Mykolaiv, where children on the autism spectrum receive free, specialized therapeutic and educational services, while their parents and caregivers receive professional guidance and practical support.
During May, the two centers regularly supported 88 children and delivered 1,075 therapeutic and developmental sessions. The Nova Ukraine grant helped maintain continuity of services for participating children and families.
β‘ THANK YOU FOR SUPPORT!
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