By Anna Kutova | project manager
Dear supporters,
Thank you for following our project and for your interest in improving access to mental health care for Ukrainian veterans.
We would like to share an important update. Since launching this campaign, our organization has secured grant funding that will allow us to move forward with the implementation of the Ketamine-Assisted Therapy program and purchase the essential medical equipment required for safe treatment.
As a result, we have decided to temporarily pause fundraising through this GlobalGiving project while we implement the grant-funded activities. This decision ensures that we use available resources responsibly and avoid raising funds for needs that are now covered through another funding source.
We remain deeply committed to expanding access to evidence-based mental health services for veterans living with PTSD and treatment-resistant depression. The grant will help us establish the necessary clinical infrastructure and begin providing safe, high-quality rehabilitation services to those who need them most.
We sincerely appreciate your support and interest in our work. We hope to share updates on the project's implementation and the impact on veterans in the coming months. If additional needs arise in the future, we may reopen fundraising through this campaign.
Thank you for standing with Ukrainian veterans and with our organization.
With gratitude,
Charitable Organization "Light of Hope"
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