Objective of the project
To ensure quality management, monitoring and publicity of the rehabilitation programme, as well as the administration and publicity of the projects implemented under the Programme.
Project activities and status
- Programme management and project administration;
- Publicity for the Programme (and the projects implemented in the programme);
- Monitoring of the programme.
A team of project managers, engineers, lawyers and other specialists from the Lithuanian Centre for International Partnerships work from Vilnius, Kyiv and Lviv to implement projects under the “Programme for the Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Injured and War-Affected Persons in Ukraine”.
Activities under the programme and individual projects are regularly publicised on the CPVA’s social media channels and in the Ukraine projects’ newsletter. Events are organised to raise the programme’s awareness in Lithuania and Ukraine.
In May 2025, a symbolic ‘For Your and Our Freedom’ run in support of Ukrainian veterans was held in Vilnius: the symbolic 300-metre distance was run alongside seven Ukrainian veterans by Sigitas Mitkus, Lithuania’s Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs; General Raimundas Vaikšnoras, Commander of the Lithuanian Armed Forces; Darius Skusevičius, Lithuanian Ambassador-at-Large; Paulius Saudargas, Member of the European Parliament; cadets from the Lithuanian Military Academy and other Lithuanian citizens who care deeply about Ukrainian soldiers.
In June 2026, a one-day conference on the psychosocial rehabilitation of torture survivors took place in Lviv, Ukraine.
