What We Know About Veterans

Who receives veteran status and how, what prejudices exist in society around this, how the state collects data on service members, and how we can care for the safety of soldiers — all of this is discussed in the first episode.

Needs of Service Members’ Families

In the second episode, we talk about whom the state recognizes as a veteran’s family member, how different combat experiences affect family life, and whether the state takes into account the needs of families of prisoners of war, the missing, and the fallen.

Physical Health of Veterans

We explore how combat experience affects health and whether the system considers the needs of veterans and their families. We also discuss the electronic healthcare system and the creation of a unified medical space.

Education for Veterans and Their Children

In the fifth episode, we discuss fair access to higher education for veterans and their children, as well as the quality of higher education. We also highlight the importance of career counseling and individualized support for pupils and students.

Veterans’ Right to Housing

In this episode, we discuss the state of housing policy in Ukraine, the specifics of renting and home ownership, government support programs, and the importance of creating barrier-free environments.

Employment for Veterans

We examine existing support for veterans in the fields of employment and entrepreneurship, career initiatives by the state, business, and civil society, as well as cooperation between employers and veterans’ families.