The need for mental and physical rehabilitation for war-affected children in Ukraine is urgent. Nadija Foundation is responding with a unique Nordic-Ukrainian initiative focused on creating lasting mental and physical health infrastructure for children.

Our most immediate intervention is the Virtual Hospital, launching in January 2026. It will deliver accessible, evidence-based psychological care to children and families across Ukraine no matter where they are. This platform forms the first step in a long-term effort to rebuild national capacity in child mental health and trauma recovery.

The Virtual Hospital is part of a broader three-pillar plan that connects care, rehabilitation, and research. A dedicated Research Institute will advance knowledge in pediatric trauma, psychology, and epigenetics, while a Physical Rehabilitation Hospital in Lviv will treat complex psychological and physical injuries. Together, these pillars build the foundation for a future Center of Excellence in child trauma care.

This work is possible through strong partnerships with the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, Lviv National Medical University, and leading institutions from Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. The foundation is guided by a board of experienced leaders from these countries.

Nadija operates entirely through donations from individuals, companies, foundations, and governments. Every contribution directly enables care for Ukrainian children. If you wish to support this work, you can read more about making a donation on our website.

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