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Nova Ukraine and EBRD Unveil Pediatric Rehabilitation System at Ohmadyt Clinic

Nova Ukraine and EBRD Unveil Pediatric Rehabilitation System at Ohmadyt Clinic

In collaboration with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) staff Community Initiative program, the charity fund Nova Ukraine has undertaken a significant initiative to assist the Ohmadyt Pediatric Clinic in Ukraine. Nova Ukraine has acquired the Hand Pediatric Mobility Rehabilitation System ARIA through a successful fundraising campaign facilitated by EBRD Community Initiative and a generous donation from a world-renowned singer who actively supports Ukraine. The procured and donated equipment will profoundly impact the Ohmadyt Clinic’s operations, ensuring long-lasting support for children in need of rehabilitation treatment.

The acquired equipment will play a crucial role in improving the quality of life for children facing physical challenges by enabling personalized and effective rehabilitation programs. With the support of ARIA rehabilitation systems, the Ohmadyt Clinic can provide specialized care and therapies tailored to each child’s needs and treatment protocols.

The decision to procure the Hand Mobility Rehabilitation System ARIA reflects Nova Ukraine’s commitment to creating a lasting effect on the lives of children. By leveraging the funds raised through EBRD’s fundraising efforts, the organization will help the clinic acquire the necessary resources to ensure the provision of the ongoing rehabilitation services for an extended period. The positive outcomes resulting from this collaboration will impact the lives of countless children.

Nova Ukraine remains dedicated to working closely with the Ohmadyt Clinic to identify and help with critical needs in pediatric rehabilitation.

We will ensure that Ohmadyt Clinic receives the equipment to rehabilitate children in Ukraine.  By combining expertise and resources, Nova Ukraine and Ohmadyt are paving the way for a brighter future, where children with limb impairments can receive the necessary care to enhance their mobility and overall quality of life.

As Vlad Dergunov, Project Leader of Nova Ukraine Foundation, said, “We are enthusiastic about strengthening our collaborative efforts with EBRD. The partnership between Nova Ukraine and EBRD serves as a model for future initiatives, highlighting the importance of cross-sector partnerships in driving sustainable development. This collaborative initiative underscores the commitment of both organizations to make a positive and lasting impact on the lives of children.”


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Sep 7, 2023

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Nova Ukraine and EBRD Unveil Pediatric Rehabilitation System at Ohmadyt Clinic
Sep 7, 2023

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In collaboration with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) staff Community Initiative program, the charity fund Nova Ukraine has undertaken a significant initiative to assist the Ohmadyt Pediatric Clinic in Ukraine. Nova Ukraine has acquired the Hand Pediatric Mobility Rehabilitation System ARIA through a successful fundraising campaign facilitated by EBRD Community Initiative and a generous donation from a world-renowned singer who actively supports Ukraine. The procured and donated equipment will profoundly impact the Ohmadyt Clinic’s operations, ensuring long-lasting support for children in need of rehabilitation treatment.

The acquired equipment will play a crucial role in improving the quality of life for children facing physical challenges by enabling personalized and effective rehabilitation programs. With the support of ARIA rehabilitation systems, the Ohmadyt Clinic can provide specialized care and therapies tailored to each child’s needs and treatment protocols.

The decision to procure the Hand Mobility Rehabilitation System ARIA reflects Nova Ukraine’s commitment to creating a lasting effect on the lives of children. By leveraging the funds raised through EBRD’s fundraising efforts, the organization will help the clinic acquire the necessary resources to ensure the provision of the ongoing rehabilitation services for an extended period. The positive outcomes resulting from this collaboration will impact the lives of countless children.

Nova Ukraine remains dedicated to working closely with the Ohmadyt Clinic to identify and help with critical needs in pediatric rehabilitation.

We will ensure that Ohmadyt Clinic receives the equipment to rehabilitate children in Ukraine.  By combining expertise and resources, Nova Ukraine and Ohmadyt are paving the way for a brighter future, where children with limb impairments can receive the necessary care to enhance their mobility and overall quality of life.

As Vlad Dergunov, Project Leader of Nova Ukraine Foundation, said, “We are enthusiastic about strengthening our collaborative efforts with EBRD. The partnership between Nova Ukraine and EBRD serves as a model for future initiatives, highlighting the importance of cross-sector partnerships in driving sustainable development. This collaborative initiative underscores the commitment of both organizations to make a positive and lasting impact on the lives of children.”


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