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Canada to Provide Over USD 30 Million for Rehabilitation of Ukrainian Veterans

Ukrinform reports Canada will fund programs supporting the rehabilitation and reintegration of Ukrainian military veterans.

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Ukrinform (Ukraine)

Ukraine will receive more than USD 30 million from Canada to support programs for the rehabilitation and reintegration of veterans, according to a report by Ukrinform, the Ukrainian state news agency.

The funding is intended to help Ukrainian veterans access rehabilitation services and reintegrate into civilian life, Ukrinform said, citing the announcement.

Details on the specific programs, implementing partners, and timeline for disbursement of the funds were not immediately available in the report.

Ukraine has faced a growing need for veteran support services amid the ongoing conflict with Russia, which has resulted in significant numbers of military personnel requiring medical and psychological rehabilitation as well as assistance transitioning back into civilian society.

Canada has been among the countries providing various forms of support to Ukraine since the start of the war, though further specifics regarding this particular initiative were not detailed in the original report.

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