Veteran Hub is a support space for Ukrainian servicemen and their families. Our activity is aimed at providing psychological and legal assistance in job search.

For this purpose, we implement the following projects:

• Educational platform about mental health “It’s OK” – if you do not yet have experience working with specialists, the platform will tell you why psychological support is OK and where to go for it.
• Military experience in a resume – description of military experience in civilian language. We collected from all possible sources – statutes, training programs, etc. – details of what the military does in this or that position. Then they cleared the highly specialized military terminology and left the very essence.
• The Way of the Beloved Warrior is an exploration of the lives of beloved warriors. As long as Ukrainian soldiers defend the country and society, their loved ones are waiting for them at home. Their role during the war is often invisible. Wives and partners, loved ones of the military, go through their own Path, full of experiences, trials and strength.
• Conscious parenting – parenting among the military during wartime. War is not a reason to put life on hold. If you or your partner are in the service, making the decision about parenthood becomes even more difficult. But it is possible to go this way if you both want to become parents and are ready to interact.
• Resex – sex life for wounded warriors. Project on the return of soldiers to sexual life after injury. Why you shouldn’t “put a cross” on a relationship after physical/psychological injuries. Practical recommendations of specialists for various injuries.
• “Warriors” and “Lovers” podcasts – we believe that the story of every defender and their loved ones is important and should be heard. Now we have created a platform for safe communication – the “Warriors” and “Lovers” podcasts. Every week, a new episode of one of the podcasts will be waiting for you.

The National Support Line +38 067 348 28 68 is open for soldiers, their relatives and loved ones every day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Calls to the Support Line:

● to talk or when a psychologist’s consultation is needed

● get explanations from lawyers about statuses and payments, passing the VLK and MSEK

● for any administrative issues