The goal of the project is to create a modern veterans' space on the territory of the Chervonohryhorivka settlement territorial community to provide comprehensive social, psychological, legal and professional support to veterans, their family members and IDPs. Achieving the goal involves major renovation of part of the one-story administrative building at: 31-a/1 Yarmarkova St., Chervonohryhorivka village, taking into account the requirements of energy efficiency, inclusiveness and barrier-free access. The premises will be equipped with areas for psychological assistance, legal consultations, training and public initiatives, which will contribute to the social integration of veterans into community life and improve their well-being.

Main problems 1. Lack of specialized infrastructure to support veterans. There is no equipped space in the community where veterans and their family members can receive psychological, social, legal and professional assistance. 2. Social isolation and difficulties in adapting veterans. After returning from the front, many military personnel face post-traumatic stress disorder, lack of support and misunderstanding from society. 3. Lack of modern, inclusive premises for events and consultations. Existing community buildings do not meet the requirements of accessibility, comfort and sanitary standards. 4. Insufficient coordination between government bodies, medical and public structures. There is no single center of interaction, which reduces the efficiency of providing services to veterans. 5. Limited funding for veteran programs. The local budget cannot ensure the creation of new infrastructure without attracting additional (state or donor) funds. Qualitative results A modern veterans' space was created on the basis of renovated premises, suitable for providing social, psychological and legal services to veterans and their families. The conditions for social adaptation of veterans were improved, a safe place for communication, training and support was created. The institutional capacity of the community in the field of veterans' policy was strengthened by creating a sustainable support infrastructure. The level of inclusivity was increased - a space accessible to low-mobility groups was equipped. Social cohesion was strengthened - the space became a place of interaction between the community, veterans, IDPs and youth. Quantitative results A major renovation of part of the building with a total area of 113.0 m² was carried out to create a veterans' space. Every year, about 290 veterans, 210 servicemen and 2,000 members of their families will receive comprehensive support (psychological, legal, social). Up to 30 events per year are organized — trainings, seminars, meetings, and reintegration programs. At least 5 specialists (psychologists, lawyers, social workers, facilitators) are involved in the work of the space. Full barrier-free access is ensured — a ramp, a bathroom for disabled people, widened doorways, and a convenient layout.