Physical recovery
Orientation for rehabilitation after injury, surgery and prolonged treatment: mobility, strength, balance, function and everyday independence.
War Recovery
Recovery after war and traumatic events
Recovery after war is not only about treating an injury. It can involve safety, independence, relationships, education, work, daily life and a sense of future.
ZHYVORIA provides an educational and navigation space for people affected by injury, loss, displacement, captivity, torture, attacks or prolonged stress.
ZHYVORIA provides information and navigation. Clinical treatment, psychotherapy and medical rehabilitation should be delivered by appropriately qualified professionals.
Amputation & prosthetics
Information on post-amputation rehabilitation, adapting to a prosthesis, graded activity and returning to daily tasks with a professional team.
Psychological recovery
Traumatic experiences, anxiety, persistent alertness, sleep disruption, grief and adaptation difficulties — without automatically assigning a diagnosis.
Return to civilian life
Family roles, work, learning, social connection and a new daily rhythm after military service or prolonged separation.
Displaced people & families
Support for people who have lost a home or familiar environment or were forced to relocate, including the adjustment of children.
Support for caregivers
Resources for partners, relatives and caregivers around workload, boundaries, rest, communication and finding help.
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Recovery does not always mean returning to a previous state. Sometimes it means building a new, dignified and as-independent-as-possible life in changed circumstances.
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Crisis support
If there is an immediate threat to life or safety, call 112 in Ukraine or contact the nearest medical facility.
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