To address the challenges arising from the ongoing war, the National Rehabilitation Center "Unbroken" was established.
It has become a crucial medical hub for adults and children who have suffered due to the conflict.
Our hospitals have treated over 13,000 wounded patients, including 1,800 children with mine-explosive injuries and burns. We offer a comprehensive range of free-of-charge treatment and rehabilitation services, including surgery, orthopedics, prosthetics, physical rehabilitation, and psychological rehabilitation, all within a single center.
As part of this initiative, a prosthetic workshop has been established, and we have provided prosthetics to more than 150 patients, including 10 bionic prostheses.