During these days, we reached an important milestone — performing more than 100 hearing restoration surgeries.
Today, over 100 Ukrainian service members can once again hear the voices of their loved ones and the sounds of everyday life that the war had taken from them.
This is not just a number — it represents 100 individual stories of struggle and hope.
And behind each of them stands an enormous amount of work:
🔸 Administrators who warmly guide fighters from the very first call through consultation and surgery.
🔸 Doctors who consult, diagnose, and perform surgery.
🔸 Nurses and nursing assistants who do far more than perform their duties; they create comfort and safety for every soldier.
🔸 And, of course, the teams at the Pivnik Foundation — those who search, negotiate, advocate, and mobilize resources every day to ensure this support continues.
On this very day, we also signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Ministry of Veterans Affairs. This is a major step toward making rehabilitation for our soldiers the norm rather than the exception. So that care for their health is no longer left to chance, but becomes systematic and sustainable.
There is still much work ahead. But we know for sure: Together, we will not leave a single soldier alone in silence.
We are deeply grateful to everyone who stands with us — and especially to our brave service members of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
