Our Collective Strength

A leading prosthetic center and a key contributor to the Brave Steps Association. Institut Desvern specializes in providing state-of-the-art prosthetic solutions, playing a central role in the rehabilitation journey of amputees. Their expertise extends to logistical support and community engagement, significantly enhancing awareness and encouraging volunteer participation. Discover more about their impactful work at Desvern.cat.

U+ Center, located in the serene Bucha forest area, serves as a beacon of hope and healing for those traumatized by war. This state-of-the-art facility extends over 4.5 hectares and is equipped with 110 beds and a team of 200 specialists dedicated to comprehensive care​​.

A key focus of U+ Center is on the education and training of specialists in prosthetics, rehabilitation, and modern surgical techniques. This initiative aims to enhance the skills and experience of professionals within Ukraine, ensuring that the knowledge in these critical areas keeps pace with evolving global standards​​.

For more information about their services and initiatives, visit Humanitarian Prosthetic Aid Ukraine U+ Center.

Founded in the year 2000 by a group of former Rotaract members, the Rotary Club Barcelona Millennium continues to embody the young, dynamic, and entrepreneurial spirit of its founding members. This spirit is alive and thriving among current club members, who are dedicated to serving the community through a variety of projects aimed at improving society and making it more welcoming.

Assists in fundraising and international networking, crucial for the project’s sustainability.

The “Support War Veterans” Foundation, amidst the ongoing full-scale war in Ukraine, plays a crucial role in addressing the dire needs of combatants and civilians who have been severely injured, resulting in limb amputations. With an estimated 7-10 thousand soldiers, and potentially more, suffering from such severe injuries, the Foundation focuses on providing financial support for rehabilitation and prosthetics. This assistance extends to aiding hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and prosthetics manufacturers​​.

The Foundation actively collaborates with the “Center for Comprehensive Rehabilitation ‘Halychyna’,” a state non-commercial enterprise with two decades of experience in offering comprehensive rehabilitation services for persons with various disabilities. Recognizing the extensive need, the Foundation appeals for public support in raising funds for individual soldiers’ prosthetics. They have established a pivotal trilateral contact with “Institut Desvern” in Barcelona and the “Rehabilitation Center ‘Halychyna’,” highlighting their international and local collaborative efforts. The Foundation’s success hinges on the support of benefactors, emphasizing the critical nature of their mission to assist war-affected individuals in Ukraine​​.

For more detailed information about their activities and how to contribute, visit the Humanitarian Prosthetic Aid Ukraine: SWV Foundation’s website.