Recovery and the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine have entered into a memorandum for reconstruction of a large rehabilitation center for servicemen in Ukraine. Collaboration aims to create a modern rehab system for the military. The location of this project remains confidential for security reasons, but it is planned that the Center will be able to assist more than 100 defenders at the same time.
Natalia Kalmykova, Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine, expressed the hope that cooperation with charitable organizations would help to return more servicemen to armed forces or home with preserved health.
Svetlana Gritsenko, the leader of the Recovery project and the board member of the Viktor Pinchuk Foundation, said that the new center will meet the world standards of inclusiveness and manufacturability, becoming one of the most powerful on the Recovery. It is noted that today there are already eight Recovery rehabilitation centers in Ukraine, providing free services in different regions of the country.
