Svitlana Hrytsenko, Board Member of the Victor Pinchuk Foundation and Head of the RECOVERY and RETURNING projects, has been awarded the Order of Merit, III degree. The corresponding Decree of the President of Ukraine No. 136/2026 has been published on the official website of the Head of State. The award recognizes the team’s systematic work…
On October 13, at the “Cracovia” Stadium in Kraków, during the 2026 World Cup qualifying match between Ukraine and Azerbaijan, the players were led onto the field by children of military personnel who are undergoing rehabilitation after injuries at centers within the national RECOVERY network. Thanks to the Ukrainian Association of Football and the RECOVERY…
The National Network of Rehabilitation Centers RECOVERY, founded by Victor and Olena Pinchuk to support Ukraine’s Security and Defense Forces, is expanding with its largest center. The new center was opened on the premises of one of the key medical institutions of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, where, after a large-scale reconstruction, five floors…
An innovative RECOVERY rehabilitation center for Ukrainian defenders who were injured in combat has opened in Ternopil. This marks the 17th center in the national RECOVERY network, founded by Victor and Olena Pinchuk to support Ukraine’s Security and Defense Forces. The RECOVERY project exemplifies a successful partnership between the private sector and the state, where…
The national network, founded by Victor and Olena Pinchuk to support Ukraine’s Security and Defense Forces, continues to expand. From now on, an innovative RECOVERY rehabilitation center for Ukraine’s defenders is operating in Chernihiv. Each year, more than 1,000 service members will be able to receive free rehabilitation services here. The RECOVERY project is an…
Dnipro Launches the Second Phase of the Nationwide RECOVERY Rehabilitation Network Center The RECOVERY Rehabilitation Center for wounded military personnel in Dnipro has doubled its capacity for treatment and recovery services. With the opening of the second phase, the center will now provide rehabilitation for over 1,200 Ukrainian soldiers annually—those who continue to defend the…