Key points
- Veterans can access free psychological support through the Registry of providers of psychological rehabilitation services.
- Support is available for veterans, active and former service members, individuals with special merits to Ukraine, participants of the Revolution of Dignity, and family members of the deceased.
- Users can choose a specialist in their city or community or receive support remotely.
- Only licensed and qualified specialists are included in the Registry.
- Services are available for inpatient, outpatient, and remote care.
- All services are free of charge, with costs covered directly by the Ministry of Veterans Affairs.
Veterans in Ukraine can access free psychological support through the Registry of Providers of Psychological Rehabilitation Services.
The Registry includes a list of specialists and institutions that provide psychological assistance for:
- veterans;
- active and former service members;
- individuals with special merits to Ukraine and their family members;
- participants of the Revolution of Dignity who have been affected;
- family members of deceased veterans and defenders of Ukraine;
- service members and their families during martial law and for three months after its end.
Users can choose a specialist in their city or community or receive support remotely. The Registry provides direct contact details for specialists.
Only licensed and qualified professionals are included in the Registry. Multidisciplinary teams may also work with veterans if needed, including psychologists, psychotherapists, psychiatrists, or practical psychologists.
Services are available for inpatient care, as well as outpatient or remote support.
All services are free of charge, with costs covered directly by the Ministry of Veterans Affairs.
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