MoveUkraine Opened an Outpatient Department at a Rehabilitation Centre in Novoiavorivsk

MoveUkraine officially opened an outpatient department at a rehabilitation centre in Novoiavorivsk, Ukraine. This marked the organisation’s 15th rehabilitation project, aimed at improving access to quality rehabilitation services and creating better conditions for patients’ recovery.

As part of the project, the physical therapy and occupational therapy rooms were renovated and equipped with the necessary rehabilitation equipment. These improvements enabled specialists to provide quality rehabilitation services and support patients in regaining mobility, developing greater independence, and returning to everyday activities.

Outpatient rehabilitation plays an important role in the recovery of people who need professional support following injuries, illnesses, or other conditions that affect mobility and the ability to carry out daily activities. The renovated rooms and new equipment created better conditions for specialists to deliver rehabilitation services and support patients throughout their recovery.

The opening of the outpatient department in Novoiavorivsk marked another step towards developing rehabilitation services in Ukraine and making them more accessible to people who need them. The project helped improve the conditions for rehabilitation care and expand opportunities for patients on their journey to recovery.

MoveUkraine expressed its sincere gratitude to US Naval Academy Class of 1977, Canada-Ukraine Foundation, Guardian Angels, BlueCheck Foundation, and the Hyworon Family for their significant contributions to the project. Their support made it possible to renovate the rooms and equip them with the necessary rehabilitation equipment, creating better conditions for patient care.

MoveUkraine continues to support projects that strengthen rehabilitation services in Ukraine, expand opportunities for recovery, and help people return to more active and independent lives.