Over the past year, the project has united more than a hundred ambassadors, gained national recognition, and evolved into a powerful community.
The TitanyUA project for veterans was presented in Dnipropetrovsk region in March 2024. Its initiator was the Head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration, Serhii Lysak.
The event gathered key participants, including Deputy Minister for Veterans Affairs Ruslan Prykhodko, business representatives, volunteers, athletes, artists, and military commanders. They discussed the initiative’s achievements and future steps to support veterans and military personnel.
A significant part of the event was the presentation of the “TitanyUA: Stories of the Unbreakable” exhibition. The powerful photographs feature 20 heroes who, after the frontlines and severe trials, found new meaning in life—whether through sports, entrepreneurship, or family. The exhibition and its images will be distributed across rehabilitation centers, veteran hubs, and administrative service centers to inspire those undergoing recovery.
The event marking the project’s anniversary was also attended by DSUIA Vice-Rector, Police Lieutenant Colonel Ihor KOVALIOV. DSUIA continues to support initiatives aimed at helping veterans and defenders of Ukraine and is ready to participate in future projects in this direction.
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