Giving Back — Way to Health Charity Foundation

Rehabilitation and Recovery for People Affected by the War in Ukraine

Help Ukrainian service members, veterans and civilians receive physical and psychological rehabilitation, including innovative Gaming Therapy and virtual reality programmes.

2,500+

Patients rehabilitated since 2022

100

Survivors this campaign aims to help

Free

Rehabilitation for Ukrainian veterans

Truly, Truly Clean is proud to support the Way to Health Charity Foundation, working with the Way to Health Medical Centre in the Dnipro region of Ukraine.

Who They Are

A Medical Centre Rebuilding Lives in the Dnipro Region

The Way to Health Charity Foundation works with the Way to Health Medical Centre in the Dnipro region of Ukraine, close to communities that live with the consequences of war every day. Since 2022, their team has helped Ukrainian service members, veterans and civilians rebuild their health after serious injuries, trauma and prolonged psychological stress.

More than 2,500 patients have completed rehabilitation with their support. Behind that number are people learning to walk again, adapting to life after amputation, managing chronic pain, recovering confidence and reconnecting with their families and communities. For every patient, recovery is personal — medical and rehabilitation teams develop individual plans that respond to each person’s physical condition, psychological needs and goals.

Rehabilitation support for Ukrainian veterans is provided free of charge. Donations allow the centre to cover care that public funding does not fully meet, purchase equipment and make complete courses of rehabilitation available when patients need them.

A New Model of Psychological Rehabilitation

Gaming Therapy: The First Programme of Its Kind in Ukraine

On June 1, 2026, Way to Health launched a new Gaming Therapy programme developed for the realities of rehabilitation in Ukraine — using structured, supervised gaming sessions as a full component of psychological rehabilitation for veterans and other patients living with PTSD, depressive disorders and anxiety.

An Urgent, Continuous Need

Because of the war, the centre receives a steady flow of veterans and civilians who require psychological rehabilitation. Many live with a combination of physical injury, disrupted sleep, anxiety, depression, isolation and symptoms of PTSD. Gaming Therapy gives the team another practical way to engage patients who may be reluctant to enter traditional therapy.

Research Based on Real Clinical Need

Ukraine urgently needs rehabilitation methods that can be evaluated, improved and shared. Participation is based on informed consent, clinical oversight and protection of patient privacy, building an evidence-informed model for rehabilitation practice across Ukraine.

Physical Rehabilitation and Virtual Reality

Whole-Person Care, Supported by Technology

Wider rehabilitation work includes physical therapy, therapeutic exercise, recovery after amputation, pain management and psychological care. The team assesses each patient and coordinates the services required for a safe return to everyday activities.

Virtual reality is also used as part of technology-supported rehabilitation, creating controlled environments for therapeutic exercise, cognitive engagement and sensory feedback — including work with military patients after lower-limb amputation, related to phantom pain.

Why Support Is Needed Now

Healing and Recovery for 100 Survivors of War and Violence

The number of people who need rehabilitation continues to grow, while many patients require months of coordinated physical and psychological support. The current fundraising campaign helps provide rehabilitation for 100 Ukrainian service members, veterans and civilians affected by war and violence.

Way to Health is also preparing an inpatient rehabilitation unit for patients who cannot travel to the centre every day or who need intensive, longer-term support.

What a Donation Makes Possible

Every Contribution Has a Direct Effect

  • A veteran can begin rehabilitation without waiting for their family to find the money for treatment.
  • A patient can complete a full course of physical and psychological rehabilitation instead of stopping when resources run out.
  • Specialists can use Gaming Therapy and virtual reality as part of an individual recovery plan.
  • The centre can purchase and maintain rehabilitation equipment required for daily care.
  • The planned inpatient unit can welcome patients who need continuous support or who live far from Dnipro.

Rehabilitation in the Dnipro Region

Their Work, in Photos

The Way to Health team
The Way to Health team provides multidisciplinary rehabilitation to Ukrainian service members, veterans and civilians affected by the war.
A patient in an individual physical rehabilitation session
A patient takes part in an individual physical rehabilitation session at the Way to Health Medical Centre.
A patient meeting with the Way to Health care team
A patient meets with the Way to Health team to plan an individualized course of care.
A Ukrainian service member
Many of the veterans Way to Health supports return from active service with injuries that need long-term care.
Ukrainian service members
Ukrainian service members like these are among the veterans and civilians Way to Health helps rehabilitate.

2,500+

More than 2,500 patients have completed rehabilitation with the support of the Way to Health Charity Foundation.

Help Reach 100 Survivors of War and Violence

Your support helps Way to Health continue rehabilitation today and build the capacity Ukraine will need for years to come.