BORDERLANDS FOUNDATION UKRAINE: REBUILDING LIFE AFTER WAR
We are the non-governmental organization "Borderlands Foundation Ukraine," dedicated to helping Ukrainian veterans, particularly women, recover after the war.
Our mission is to create effective rehabilitation, psychological support, and social adaptation programs using the best global practices.
Borderlands Foundation Ukraine:
Rebuilding Life After War
We are the non-governmental organization "Borderlands Foundation Ukraine," dedicated to helping Ukrainian veterans, particularly women, recover after the war. Our mission is to create effective rehabilitation, psychological support, and social adaptation programs using the best global practices.
Our Goals
The Foundation implements initiatives aimed at supporting veterans, organizes charitable events, promotes the stories of Ukrainian defenders, and secures international resources to enhance social assistance for military personnel and their families.
Restoring the physical and emotional well-being of veterans
Reintegrating military personnel into civilian life
Establishing a culture of psychological health in Ukraine
International collaboration to implement advanced rehabilitation approaches
Our goals:
Restoring the physical and emotional well-being of veterans
Reintegrating military personnel into civilian life
Establishing a culture of psychological health in Ukraine
International collaboration to implement advanced rehabilitation approaches
The Foundation implements initiatives aimed at supporting veterans, organizes charitable events, promotes the stories of Ukrainian defenders, and secures international resources to enhance social assistance for military personnel and their families.
Center For Traumatic Stress: A New Approach To PTSD Therapy
Borderlands Foundation Ukraine is establishing the Center for Traumatic Stress – the first systematic platform in Ukraine to help military personnel and their families overcome the effects of PTSD.
Center's Mission
Providing comprehensive psychological assistance and rehabilitation services to veterans who have experienced traumatic events, facilitating their return to a fulfilling life.
Center's Vision
Creating an advanced rehabilitation model that takes into account Ukrainian realities and the best global experiences. We aim to integrate scientific research, innovative therapeutic methods, and social support to achieve sustainable psychological recovery for veterans.
Challenges & Issues
Scale of Psychological Trauma Among Veterans
As of 2024, 3.5-6 million veterans are registered 57% of veterans need psychological support due to PTSD and related disorders
14% increase in domestic violence in 2024 as a consequence of war-related trauma
Special Needs of Women In The Military
69,000 women in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, with 48,000 active service women
Over 5,500 women on the front lines, with increased risk of psychological and physical trauma
53% of women veterans need specialized psychological assistance
Lack of programs adapted to the needs of military women (reproductive health, consequences of gender-based violence, returning to family and society)
Lack of Knowledge & Systematic Support
Military personnel return to a society unprepared for their integration
Shortage of trained psychologists, medical staff, and social workers to support veterans
Absence of psychological literacy programs for the civilian population
CENTER FOR TRAUMATIC STRESS: A NEW APPROACH TO PTSD THERAPY
Borderlands Foundation Ukraine is establishing the Center for Traumatic Stress – the first systematic platform in Ukraine to help military personnel and their families overcome the effects of PTSD.
Center's Mission
Providing comprehensive psychological assistance and rehabilitation services to veterans who have experienced traumatic events, facilitating their return to a fulfilling life.
Center's Vision
Creating an advanced rehabilitation model that takes into account Ukrainian realities and the best global experiences. We aim to integrate scientific research, innovative therapeutic methods, and social support to achieve sustainable psychological recovery for veterans.
CHALLENGES AND ISSUES
Scale of psychological trauma among veterans
As of 2024, 3.5-6 million veterans are registered
57% of veterans need psychological support due to PTSD and related disorders
14% increase in domestic violence in 2024 as a consequence of war-related trauma
Special needs of women in the military
69,000 women in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, with 48,000 active service women
Over 5,500 women on the front lines, with increased risk of psychological and physical trauma
53% of women veterans need specialized psychological assistance
Lack of programs adapted to the needs of military women (reproductive health, consequences of gender-based violence, returning to family and society)
Lack of knowledge and systematic support
Military personnel return to a society unprepared for their integration
Shortage of trained psychologists, medical staff, and social workers to support veterans
Absence of psychological literacy programs for the civilian population
Our Programs And Activities
Research Base
The Center will serve as a platform for the development of psychotherapy and rehabilitation. In collaboration with the University of Texas and international research institutions, we are implementing advanced methods for treating PTSD.
Educational Programs
We develop educational courses for:
Psychotherapists and doctors
Social workers
Veterans, military personnel, and their families
Volunteers and community activists
"Veterans Beyond Borders" Program
Over 40 successful rehabilitation sessions conducted
Covers psychological, physical, and social adaptation
Provides group and individual therapy for veterans
Women's Psychological Recovery Program
We develop educational courses for:
Movement therapy (yoga, breathing practices)
Creative recovery methods (art therapy)
Crisis counseling for women veterans and military families
OUR PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES
Research Base
The Center will serve as a platform for the development of psychotherapy and rehabilitation. In collaboration with the University of Texas and international research institutions, we are implementing advanced methods for treating PTSD.
Educational Programs
We develop educational courses for:
● Psychotherapists and doctors
● Social workers
● Veterans, military personnel, and their families
● Volunteers and community activists
"Veterans Beyond Borders" Program
✔️ Over 40 successful rehabilitation sessions conducted
✔️ Covers psychological, physical, and social adaptation
✔️ Provides group and individual therapy for veterans
Women's Psychological Recovery Program
We develop educational courses for:
● Movement therapy (yoga, breathing practices)
● Creative recovery methods (art therapy)
● Crisis counseling for women veterans and military families
Center Director
Major General (retired) Vladyslav Klochkov
The center is headed by Major General (retired) Vladyslav Klochkov, a military officer, scientist, and expert in organizing psychological support for personnel and strategic communications.
Vladyslav Klochkov on the Center's mission:
The opening of the Center is our duty to those who risked their lives for Ukraine. We help not only veterans return to life but also everyone affected by the war. The next step should be the creation of a network of regional centers that will support not only servicemen but also their families..."
CENTER DIRECTOR
The Center is led by Major General (Ret.) Vladyslav Klochkov – a military strategist, researcher, and expert in veterans' rehabilitation.
Vladyslav Klochkov on the Center's mission:
"Opening the Center is our duty to those who risked their lives for Ukraine. We don't just treat PTSD; we help veterans return to life. The next step should be to create a network of regional centers that support not only military personnel but also their families."
Join the Collaboration
The psychological consequences of war can undermine the Ukrainian economy and society. Without quality rehabilitation, there will be increased unemployment, social instability, family problems, and crime.
JOIN THE COLLABORATION
Why is this important?
The psychological consequences of war can undermine the Ukrainian economy and society.
Without quality rehabilitation, there will be increased unemployment, social instability, family problems, and crime.
How You Can Help
Partnership & International Cooperation
We welcome collaboration with:
International charitable foundations
Research institutions
Government programs
Private companies
Financial Support
Your contribution will help us:
Open specialized rehabilitation centers
Provide professional training for specialists
Expand free assistance for veterans and their families
Develop innovative approaches to PTSD treatment
How you can help
Partnership and international cooperation
We welcome collaboration with:
International charitable foundations
Research institutions
Government programs
Private companies
Financial support
Your contribution will help us:
Open specialized rehabilitation centers
Provide professional training for specialists
Expand free assistance for veterans and their families
Develop innovative approaches to PTSD treatment
Building A Strong Ukraine Together
The Center for Traumatic Stress is not just a clinic; it's a strategic investment in the future. We aim to create a rehabilitation model that will serve as an example for post-conflict societies worldwide.
501c3 Non-Profit Organization
All Donations Are Tax Deductible
EIN: 88-1118730
The Borderlands Foundation is a registered 501c3 non-profit organization.
All donations are tax-deductible. 100% goes to supporting Ukrainian veterans.
Questions? Contact us at [email protected]
BUILDING A STRONG UKRAINE TOGETHER
The Center for Traumatic Stress is not just a clinic; it's a strategic investment in the future. We aim to create a rehabilitation model that will serve as an example for post-conflict societies worldwide.
The Borderlands Foundation is a Delaware-registered 501c3 non-profit organization. Our registered business address is located in Texas.
Registered Business Address: The Borderlands Foundation Mailbox #506, 2401 Fountain View Drive Suite #464, Houston, TX 77057 United States
EIN: 88-1118730
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