People with spinal cord injuries in Ukraine often face significant challenges after leaving the hospital, including limited access to rehabilitation, lack of practical knowledge, and social isolation. Comprehensive, community-based support is essential for helping them regain independence and reintegrate into everyday life. As part of this initiative, a two-week Active Rehabilitation Camp was held in Oleksandriya in August 2025, bringing together 18 participants, including 6 veterans. The program focused on building practical skills such as wheelchair mobility, physical activity, adaptive sports, and self-care, alongside sessions on health management, complication prevention, and psychological resilience. Beyond physical rehabilitation, the program created a strong environment of peer support and shared experience. By improving independence, confidence, and social integration, this initiative helps participants rebuild their lives and become more actively engaged in their communities.

Ongoing war and widespread infrastructure destruction continue to limit access for emergency responders across Ukraine. Flooded areas, damaged transport routes, and active hostilities often prevent rescue teams from reaching civilians in danger. To strengthen humanitarian response capabilities, a T12 multi-purpose rescue boat was procured for emergency and humanitarian operations in Ukraine. Designed for rapid deployment in complex environments, the vessel enables evacuation of civilians, transport of humanitarian supplies, emergency medical response, and search-and-rescue operations in areas inaccessible by land. By expanding the mobility and operational reach of rescue teams, this project helps protect civilians and improves the speed and effectiveness of humanitarian missions in high-risk regions.