Unilever allocates 1 million euros to the project “Unbreakable Beauty”, which is implemented in the National Rehabilitation Center UNBROKEN, which operates on the basis of the First Medical Association of Lviv.
Within the scope of the project, the reconstruction of the department of maxillofacial surgery will be carried out and special equipment will be purchased for the restoration of the face of people who were injured as a result of military operations. Reconstruction of the department will make it possible to restore beauty to about 410 patients a year, and the purchase of new equipment will help to operate on extremely complex cases.
The “Unbreakable Beauty” project is the field of reconstructive surgery of the UNBROKEN National Rehabilitation Center. Its goal is to erase the Russian traces from the faces of Ukrainians. Every day, the war cripples hundreds of people: as a result of explosions, gunshot wounds and fires, our citizens receive serious injuries. They require extremely complex face and body reconstructive operations. And with the help of this project, we will be able to provide doctors who operate on serious facial injuries with the best equipment, and patients with comfortable living conditions. We are very grateful to the Unilever company for the support of indomitable Ukrainians,” says Oleg Samchuk, general director of the First Medical Association of Lviv.
“Cooperation with UNBROKEN and U+System is a continuation of our initiatives to support Ukrainians. We are grateful to our partners for their vital work and are happy to help in the implementation of their mission,” says Vasyl Bovdilov, CEO of Unilever Ukraine.
We will remind you that since the summer, the UNBROKEN National Rehabilitation Center has been introducing a new direction of reconstructive surgery – “Unbreakable Beauty”. More information – at the link.
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The UNBROKEN National Rehabilitation Center is a unique place where adults and children who have suffered from Russian aggression receive comprehensive qualified medical care. This is reconstructive surgery, orthopedics and robotic prosthetics. Victims are not only fitted with prostheses, they are made here. The center also deals with physical, psychological and psychosocial rehabilitation of injured soldiers and civilians.
Since the start of the full-scale war, more than 15,000 wounded soldiers and civilians have already received help here. The goal of the center is to ensure that people with war injuries do not have to go abroad for treatment, but that they can be rescued, prosthetics, and rehabilitated in Ukraine.