Why this program is needed
Many Ukrainian veterans return from the frontline with eye injuries or trauma‑related vision problems and cannot access specialized ophthalmic care or afford treatment.
Many Ukrainian veterans return from the frontline with eye injuries or trauma‑related vision problems and cannot access specialized ophthalmic care or afford treatment.
The program connects veterans with qualified ophthalmologists, provides diagnostics, surgeries and vision correction, and supports rehabilitation so that defenders can regain or preserve their sight.
With the support of the Ministry of Veterans Affairs of Ukraine, the International Charitable Foundation “Contribution to Medicine Development”, and the clinics “Vasyl Shevchyk Eye Microsurgery” and “Hippocrates”, dozens of veterans have already received examinations, surgical treatment and optical correction, significantly improving their quality of life.
Support is needed to finance complex eye surgeries, modern diagnostic and surgical equipment, optical devices, and travel costs for veterans from remote and frontline regions.
Cataract surgery: lens replacement
Surgery for traumatic cataract
Dr. Shevchyk, the anesthesiologist, and the surgeon are ready for surgery
Glaucoma surgery
Cataract surgery
Cataract surgery
Glaucoma surgery
Project: Free Vision Restoration for Ukraine’s Defenders
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