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⚠️Ukraine’s Veterans Need Your Help NOW: Fund Critical Reintegration Solutions
More than 1.3 million Ukrainians have served since the full-scale invasion began. Many are now returning from the frontline carrying visible and invisible wounds—trying to find work, reconnect with their families, and make sense of life after war.
The Corioli Institute is working alongside Ukrainian veterans to make sure they do not walk that road alone.
In a 90-second video, LTC Oleksii Bordun shares what it means to come back from the frontline and try to rebuild. Veterans like Oleksii are not just “beneficiaries” of our work—they are co-designers. Their voices guide everything we do, from local workshops to national policy.
What This Campaign Supports
Your gift powers a veteran-led reintegration initiative in Ukraine that focuses on:
- Psychosocial support and peer networks: Creating safe spaces where veterans can speak openly about trauma, moral injury, and the strain on families—and build peer support that outlasts any single project.
- Economic transition and dignified livelihoods: Developing tools, trainings, and partnerships that help veterans move into decent civilian work, instead of being pushed to the margins of society.
- Family and community reintegration: Supporting spouses, children, and caregivers, and helping communities understand the realities of life after service—so veterans are welcomed home, not feared or forgotten.
- Evidence-based policy and practice: Turning fieldwork, interviews, and workshops into practical guidance for government, civil society, and international partners, so programs and laws reflect veterans’ real needs.
How Your Gift Helps
Every contribution, at any level, directly scales our work with veterans and families:
- $50 enables data collection and follow-up with one veteran and their family, so their experiences directly shape reintegration policy and services.
- $500 funds a workplace psychosocial adjustment training workshop for 25 veterans.
- $5,000 supports a full year of developing and scaling evidence-based reintegration “roadmaps” and tools—multiplying impact across thousands of veterans and families together with our local partners.
Our initial goal is to raise $18,000 to expand veteran-led reintegration workshops, strengthen peer support networks, and deepen our work on livelihoods and family support in 2025.
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Corioli Institute
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