Our mission
Why? Who? How? What?
Why: Ukrainian military veterans have defended their home, families, and the free world from tyranny. They shed blood to defend and some have made the ultimate sacrifice. Ukrainian vets deserve navigable resources to help them succeed and improve their quality of life after service and reduce veteran suicide.
Who: Ukrainian veterans especially those who have received a physical or mental injury, wound, or illness during military service
How: Integrated approaches that leverages community, national, international, and private sector networks and resources.
What: Easy -to -access and comprehensive resources and opportunities for Ukrainian veterans to help them transition to and thrive in civilian life. Support Ukrainian businesses to build dedicated Ukrainian veteran employment programs
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What we stand for
Mission:
Empowering Ukrainian veterans to succeed after service
Vision:
To resource, prepare, and promote the successful transitions for Ukrainian veterans and reduce veteran suicide
Our values
Our stakeholders
Our strategy
Model, coordination, and advice from America’s Warrior Partnership, a US veteran service organization dedicated improving the quality of life of veterans and reducing veteran suicide
Pislya Sluzby’s (After Service) Ukrainian Veteran Community Integration Program
What makes us different?
Purpose
We are apolitical organization focused on filling gaps that
prevent wounded Ukrainian veterans to succeed after service
Transparency
Audited financials in US and Ukraine
Regular reporting on activities, expenditures, and results
Governance and structure
Experienced Board of Directors and Staff
US Non-Profit (501(c)3) + companion Ukrainian registered
Non-Profit humanitarian organization
Community
Ability to nurture a community for veterans to help them thrive
and connect with peers
Focus on best practices
Deep connections to the most effective US veteran service
organizations
Partnerships
With American VSO and with academic and clinical researchers
focused on veteran success factors and veteran suicide
prevention