Oschadbank has begun cooperating with the Oberig Clinic to finance the treatment and rehabilitation of military personnel and civilians affected by the war

Oschadbank has joined a partnership program with the Oberig Universal Clinic medical center, which provides treatment and rehabilitation for military personnel who have suffered severe mine-blast, shrapnel, and other injuries while defending Ukraine.

As part of this cooperation, the bank provides charitable assistance to the clinic to finance treatment, surgery, rehabilitation, and psychological support for victims of Russian aggression. The program covers not only military personnel but also Ukrainian civilians who have fallen victim to the war. It is designed to last for one year.

"For us, it is important not just to join a charitable initiative but to build a sustainable system of support for those affected by the war. The partnership with the Oberig clinic is about long-term assistance, professional rehabilitation, and helping people return to normal life. We want every soldier and every civilian victim of war to have a chance for recovery," said Sergii Naumov, Chairman of the Board of Oschadbank.

“We appreciate Oschadbank's partnership in providing highly specialized professional medical care to Ukraine's defenders. For our part, we are committed to making every effort to help wounded Ukrainians return to their daily lives,” said Viktor Rybchuk, CEO of the Oberig Clinic.

This initiative is being implemented as part of Oschadbank's inclusive program “My Accessibility,” which systematically cares for veterans, their families, and civilians affected by the war.

Recently, with the financial support of Oschadbank, a cinema space was opened in the military hospital in Truskavets for defenders who are undergoing treatment after serious injuries.

In addition, the bank, together with its partners, created five mobile rehabilitation modules and implemented six projects to assist the Superhumans Center, a nationwide military trauma center.

Oschadbank also actively supports the development of adaptive sports—it helped organize the first-ever Ukrainian amputee football championship, the charity tournament “Match for Heroes,” and supported the participation of the Ukrainian National Paralympic Team in the XVII Summer Paralympic Games in Paris.