Partner with us to strengthen neurorehabilitation and trauma care in Ukraine
CALL SIGN KOBZAR is seeking strategic partners, philanthropic organizations, foundations, research collaborators and donors to support the development of neurocognitive rehabilitation, trauma research and the implementation of cutting-edge neurotechnologies in Ukraine.
We are open to collaborating with hospitals, universities, foundations, philanthropic organizations, research institutions, businesses, international partners.
A partnership that creates a long-term impact
Supporting the centre helps advance clinical programmes, research, specialist training and access to modern neurorehabilitation technologies, strengthening long-term rehabilitation capacity for people affected by the war in Ukraine.
Focus: equipment · research · education · clinical development · international collaboration.
Why this matters?
We are building more than a one-off initiative — we are helping develop a sustainable system of care
The neurological and psychological consequences of war are often interconnected. Traumatic brain injury, concussion, PTSD and prolonged exposure to combat stress can affect cognitive functioning, emotional regulation, daily life and social reintegration.
Effective recovery therefore requires a coordinated approach that brings together assessment, rehabilitation, psychological support, medical collaboration and research.
For people
More military personnel and veterans can gain access to professional, structured support as they recover from the consequences of war-related trauma.
For the healthcare system
Our work contributes to the development of neurocognitive rehabilitation practices, interdisciplinary collaboration and evidence-informed approaches to care.
For science
We aim to contribute to a Ukrainian evidence base on neurofeedback, biofeedback and modern approaches to neurocognitive rehabilitation.
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For foundations, philanthropic partners and donors
We are looking for partners who can support the development of clinical and research programmes, specialist training, essential equipment and the long-term institutional capacity of the organisation.
- The purchase of neurofeedback equipment, the Nirvana sensory room and diagnostic materials
- Research programmes focused on trauma, PTSD, traumatic brain injury and concussion
- The development of a Ukrainian evidence base for modern neurorehabilitation technologies
- Training and professional development for Ukrainian specialists
- Clinical and research collaboration with international experts and institutions
- Transparent programme implementation, monitoring and reporting
Forms of cooperation
We welcome different forms of partnership
Our primary focus is collaboration with international foundations, philanthropic organisations, institutional funding partners and donors. We also welcome cooperation with hospitals, universities, research institutions, businesses and volunteers.
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Foundations & Funding Partners
Grant funding, programme support and institutional funding for neurorehabilitation, trauma care, research, specialist education and the development of evidence-informed clinical programmes.
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Healthcare Institutions
Clinical collaboration, multidisciplinary expertise, referral pathways, professional exchange and the development of coordinated approaches to complex cases.
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Universities & Research Partners
Joint research, scientific expertise, academic collaboration, specialist placements, educational programmes and the development of Ukraine’s research capacity in neurorehabilitation and trauma care.
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Business & Corporate Partners
Corporate donations, sponsorship of equipment or specific programmes, pro bono expertise and partnership initiatives that contribute to Ukraine’s recovery.
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Volunteers
Communication, translation, organisational and information support, as well as assistance with events, materials and partnership activities.
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Individual donors
One-time or recurring donations, support for equipment fundraising and help in raising awareness of our work.
Verified partnerships
Established partnerships
Our partnerships strengthen the clinical, academic and professional foundation of our work and help us develop responsible, evidence-informed programmes.
Regional Clinical Psychiatric Hospital
Clinical collaboration, multidisciplinary expertise and support in developing coordinated approaches to complex cases.
MAUP, Department of Psychology
Academic collaboration, specialist education, participation in research initiatives, professional placements and the development of educational programmes.
Association of Neuropsychologists of Ukraine
Professional expertise, supervision, support for validated methodologies and the development of professional standards in neuropsychology and neurorehabilitation.
What partnership makes possible
Transparency, accountability and shared impact
Partnering with us means contributing not only to individual projects, but also to the development of a sustainable, evidence-informed approach to neurorehabilitation and trauma care in Ukraine.
Transparency and accountability
We are committed to transparent financial and operational communication and to keeping our partners informed about the progress of supported programmes.
- reports on the use of funding;
- updates on programme implementation and results;
- agreed visibility in reports and communications where appropriate.
Long-term social impact
Partner support can strengthen rehabilitation capacity, research, specialist training and access to modern approaches to care.
- supporting military personnel and veterans affected by war-related trauma;
- advancing evidence-informed rehabilitation approaches;
- strengthening professional and research capacity in Ukraine;
- contributing to sustainable systemic change.
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More military personnel and veterans gain access to professional support following war-related trauma.
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Modern equipment strengthens clinical programmes, research and neurorehabilitation capacity.
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Ukrainian specialists gain opportunities for education, professional exchange and the development of evidence-informed practices.
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Ukraine’s experience contributes to the development of new knowledge and approaches to rehabilitation after war-related trauma.
Would you like to support our work or explore a partnership?
We welcome conversations with foundations, philanthropic organisations, healthcare institutions, universities, research partners, businesses, donors and volunteers.