Key points
- New rehabilitation and recovery guides have been launched on Diia.Education.
- The initiative was implemented by the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine and Protez Hub.
- The guides are designed for people with prosthetics, specialists and employers.
- The materials explain how to recover after amputations, adapt to daily life and use prosthetics.
- They also cover returning to work and creating inclusive workplaces.
- Instructions are included on how to access state support and rehabilitation equipment.
New educational materials on rehabilitation and recovery have been published on Diia.Education for people with prosthetics, as well as for specialists and employers.
The initiative was implemented by the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine in cooperation with Protez Hub.
The materials include four practical guides explaining how:
- Recover after limb loss: all stages are covered, from post-operative care to learning to walk or move with a prosthesis.
- Be independent in daily life: how to adapt to everyday activities and make the most of a prosthesis.
- Work and hire: how to return to professional life, and how employers can create accessible and inclusive workplaces.
- Receiving state assistance: a clear step-by-step guide for members of the public and staff at the Administrative Service Centres, a list of required documents, and an explanation of how to obtain rehabilitation aids free of charge under the state programme.
The materials are designed to help veterans and civilians adapt more quickly to a new way of life, regain independence skills and return to work.
The guides are available online on the Diia.Education platform.
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