A working meeting was held at the Superhumans Dnipro Center between representatives of the Dnipropetrovsk State University of Internal Affairs and the center’s leadership.
The participants included Colonel of Police Ihor Kovalov, Vice-Rector of the University, and Major of Police Viktor Bohuslavskyi, Head of the Department of Special Physical Training.
The parties discussed potential areas of cooperation in medical, psychological, and rehabilitation support for individuals affected by the war. Special attention was given to veteran rehabilitation, the organization of educational and volunteer initiatives, and the training of cadets and students to interact with persons with disabilities.
This meeting laid the groundwork for the next stage of collaboration — the signing of a memorandum between DSUIA and Superhumans Dnipro.
Background:
Superhumans is a modern national center for war trauma, which has been providing free assistance to military personnel and civilians since 2022. Key areas of focus include prosthetics, reconstructive surgery, rehabilitation, and psychological support. The mission of the team is to restore the ability of those affected to live full lives by renewing both their physical and psychological resources.
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