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Mission Report from Zaporizhzhia Oblast
We carried out a mission in Zaporizhzhia Oblast. The nearest safe location for examining patients is 20 km from the red zone. With the continuous thuds of explosions outside and the occasional “this is a painless procedure, please don’t move your head,” we worked from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Our schedule in the Google Sheet looked “respectable”: carefully planned in advance, with everyone in a single queue and a lunch break built in. In reality, we had three simultaneous queues for
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“Turn an insecurity into a signature feature”
Yevhen joined the military in early 2025, and in April, he sustained multiple injuries. He had to wait five days to be evacuated. Unfortunately, due to the severity of his injury, his eye could not be saved. Yevhen spent two months undergoing rehabilitation after his injury. Finally, he sought specialized ophthalmological care. At Novyi Zir, Yevhen underwent an enucleation — the surgical removal of the eye. He was then referred to an ocular prosthetics laboratory, where a cus
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Christmas Mission #MOС
Our Christmas mission to southern Ukraine was about vision and self-care — about the opportunity to see the people you love. Key results of the mission: 4 days of work; 145 patients seen; 79 pairs of glasses provided; 108 bottles of eye drops distributed. The most common complaints included age-related vision changes, eye strain and fatigue caused by prolonged use of digital devices, dry eyes, and elevated intraocular pressure — a risk factor for glaucoma. Patients aged 60+ r
Sep 81 min read


Volodymyr’s Treatment History
Volodymyr Kalyniuk has been on a long journey in his fight to regain his sight: his left eye is a prosthesis, while his right eye had been blind for two years. Eventually, partial vision in his right eye was restored after he underwent an implant transplant abroad. As the patient recalls: “Everything was like looking through fog, and I couldn’t even see my own face.” After coming for a consultation at Novyi Zir Eye Clinic in Kyiv, Volodymyr reluctantly agreed to undergo sever
Sep 41 min read


Mission Report from Odesa Region
In October, another mission of mobile ophthalmic care #MOС took place in frontline areas. This time, we travelled to Odesa region. Key results of the mission: 4.5 days of work; 300 patients examined; 161 pairs of glasses provided; 169 bottles of eye drops provided. We had a clear appointment schedule, but many patients came to us twice: first for their own examination, and then again to bring their family members and children. Of the 300 people we examined, only 10% had no vi
Sep 31 min read


Mobile missions and European recognition!
European Private Hospital Awards (EPHA) is an annual award recognizing the best private healthcare institutions in Europe for their innovation, quality of medical services, and social contribution to healthcare. This year, there were 8 categories and 94 applications. At the EPHA 2025 awards ceremony, we won first place in the category “Healthcare Resilience and Crisis Management” for our project #MOС — Mobile Ophtalmic Care, operating in frontline areas. We received this awar
Nov 3, 20252 min read


Mission Report from Kharkiv Region
At the end of June, the eighth mission of the Mobile Ophthalmology Care (#MOC) took place in the frontline territories. This time, the...
Sep 18, 20251 min read


Components of successful fundraising
We keep gaining new pieces of knowledge! the foundation's team attended a unique master class named Fundraising is a Relationship. The...
Aug 12, 20251 min read


Soldier's vision restored
Volodymyr was wounded near Bakhmut, literally a month after completing basic military training. For a whole month, his parents didn't know where he was or what had happened to him. All this time he was in a hospital in Kyiv, unconscious. Doctors applied eye drops daily, hoping to save his eyes. Now he has a prosthetic in one eye. The other eye had been without vision for two years. But throughout this time, doctors from various centers supported him, fighting for every chance
Jul 28, 20251 min read


Ophthalmological care mission
At the end of June, the eighth mission of our mobile ophthalmological care mission in frontline territories – came to an end. This time,...
Jul 13, 20251 min read


Report for spring 2025
We are reporting on the fund's work this spring. The foundation provides financing for ophthalmological treatment for military personnel...
Jun 30, 20251 min read


The path to recovery
🇺🇦 Sometimes patients come to us in unexpected ways. Hanna is a military medic. A month ago, she sustained a mine-blast injury that...
Jun 11, 20251 min read


What to put in a parcel for the military
If you are sending something to the military at the front, try to supplement the parcels not only with goodies, but also with other...
Jun 2, 20251 min read


“The key is freedom and being alive”
From the first days of the full-scale invasion, Yevhenii voluntarily joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He was an infantryman and later...
May 22, 20251 min read


Nonprofit alliances - what are they?
A nonprofit alliance is when several foundations or initiatives join forces to tackle a shared issue more effectively. This kind of...
May 15, 20251 min read


Gratitude is at every step
We often communicate with patients after their surgeries. They express their greatest appreciation to the doctor who restored their...
May 13, 20251 min read


A new fundraising campaign!
📌 Vision problems are not just about discomfort but also about risks on the battlefield. There are situations where a soldier might...
May 12, 20251 min read


We gained the verification!
We work with transparency, responsibility and honesty , believing in the importance of what we do. Today, we received significant...
May 6, 20251 min read


"God helped me. He healed my wounds”. Patient's story.
In February 2022, Alex voluntarily joined the Ukrainian territorial defense. He had experience with weapons, as he had previously worked...
May 1, 20252 min read


A story of pain and struggle
While on combat duty, Roman Kuprinenko snatched a bomb from the hands of a civilian, saving the man's life at the cost of his own health....
Apr 29, 20251 min read
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