The Veterans Mental Health and Rehabilitation Center is a specialized division of the Caucasian Humanitarian and Analytical Foundation, established to support war veterans, military personnel, their family members, and individuals affected by armed conflict.

The Center’s mission is to promote mental health recovery, social adaptation, psychological resilience, and an improved quality of life for the defenders of Ukraine and their families.

Our Areas of Activity

Psychological Support

• Individual psychological counseling.
• Crisis psychological assistance.
• Support during difficult life circumstances.
• Assistance in coping with the effects of stress and traumatic experiences.

Psychiatric Care

• Professional psychiatric consultations.
• Diagnosis of mental health disorders.
• Support for individuals experiencing anxiety, depressive, and post-traumatic disorders.
• Psychoeducation on mental health and modern treatment approaches.

Veterans Rehabilitation

• Social adaptation after returning to civilian life.
• Support for professional reintegration.
• Psychological recovery programs.
• Assistance for veterans’ families.

Educational and Awareness Programs

• Lectures and seminars on mental health topics.
• Information campaigns focused on the prevention of mental health disorders.
• Reducing the stigma associated with psychiatric care.
• Training in psychological self-help skills.

Head of the Center

Yuliia Fomenko

Psychiatrist, Head of the Veterans Mental Health and Rehabilitation Center

Yuliia Fomenko is a psychiatrist and specialist in the field of mental health and psychological support.

She holds a higher medical education degree and has practical experience in psychiatry. Her areas of expertise include the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of mental health disorders, crisis conditions, anxiety and depressive disorders, as well as psychoeducation and support for individuals facing challenging life circumstances.

She is actively engaged in educational and awareness-raising activities, promoting knowledge about mental health and helping people better understand themselves, overcome psychological difficulties, and find resources for recovery and personal growth.

Within the activities of the Caucasian Humanitarian and Analytical Foundation, she leads programs dedicated to supporting war veterans and their families. She coordinates the implementation of psychological assistance, psychosocial support, rehabilitation, and social adaptation programs for veterans.

The core principles of Yuliia Fomenko’s professional work are professionalism, responsibility, confidentiality, compassion, and respect for the dignity of every individual.

Our Values

• Respect for veterans and their life experience.
• Confidentiality and a safe environment.
• Professional, evidence-based assistance.
• Humanity and support without judgment.
• A comprehensive approach to recovery and rehabilitation.
• Care for veterans, their families, and communities.

Our Mission

We strive to create a support system in which every veteran and family member can receive high-quality psychological, psychiatric, and social assistance necessary for a fulfilling life, recovery, and the realization of their full potential.