UKRNAFTA PJSC, together with the Ministry of Veterans Affairs, the Ministry of Health, and the “Come Back Alive” Foundation, continues to implement the “Veteran Care Space” project in healthcare institutions. A new office has been opened in Dnipro.

Veterans undergoing treatment and rehabilitation will be able to receive comprehensive support: legal and psychological assistance, employment consultations, information on benefits and treatment processes, and other necessary services.

This is the third office opened with financial and organizational support from UKRNAFTA. The first two began operating in Khmelnytskyi Oblast.

In total, UKRNAFTA will help set up 10 such spaces across Khmelnytskyi, Chernihiv, Chernivtsi, Zhytomyr, and Dnipropetrovsk regions. The total project budget is 8.3 million UAH, with nearly 1.8 million UAH allocated for the Dnipro office. These funds were used to create comfortable, barrier-free conditions, including wide passageways, gentle ramps, intuitive navigation, and furnishing the space with new furniture and office equipment.

Supporting veterans and military personnel both on the front lines and in civilian life is extremely important to UKRNAFTA. The company understands veterans’ needs — nearly 1,000 of its employees are currently serving in the Defense Forces, and 500 veterans have already been employed at the company.

That’s why comprehensive support — material, legal, and psychological — is a key area of focus for the company.

UKRNAFTA actively supports defenders. During 2023–2024, the company allocated approximately 2.5 billion UAH to support Ukraine’s Defense Forces. The company also systematically supports veterans, including through its corporate program “Side by Side”, which provides legal, psychological, material aid, and employment for military personnel.