Where to find new knowledge and skills for starting your own business, how to organize your leisure time effectively, where to seek psychological or legal support - this and more are covered in our latest selection.

During the state of martial law, military personnel and combatants are exempt from interest payments on loans. How to take advantage of this benefit - explains the lawyers of our foundation.

EPAM is inviting Ukrainian veterans to participate in a special program that will help acquire a new IT profession and gain the necessary skills for a career start in IT.

The training begins in October 2024 (registration is open until the group is full). Group size: up to 50 participants. Language of instruction: Ukrainian. The program is free for all participants, with online classes held three times a week (lectures, practical sessions, discussions, and Q&A). Details and registration.

The Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) and the Ministry of Digital Transformation have launched an educational series called “Grants for Veterans”. This series consists of 11 episodes lasting 10-15 minutes, explaining how veterans and their families can obtain grants for starting or developing their own business. KSE experts discuss the requirements for participants, potential grant amounts, employment criteria, and how to prepare a business plan. Watch it at this link.

Superhumans is gathering a band of veterans with prosthetics to show the world how strong, resilient, and talented Ukrainians are even in dark times. They invite veterans or civilian musicians who have lost limbs due to the war but have returned to playing musical instruments after successful prosthetics and rehabilitation. Details.

In difficult situations, contact the crisis support hotline for veterans and their families. For legal assistance, consult with lawyers from our foundation through a dedicated platform that provides necessary information and contact details.