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Female Point of View (FPV): A Women’s Perspective from the Sky
Women in the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces are reshaping the rules of the battlefield — proving each day that professionalism, resilience, and dedication know no gender. Female drone operators in the Security and Defense Forces are carrying out critical missions, from reconnaissance to strike operations. Together with our Dutch partner, Protect Ukraine, we […]
The ‘Flight to Recovery’ Project: A New Take off for Heroes
“This project is truly valuable—not only inspiring but also giving veterans the wings to rebuild their lives and adapt after service. It’s priceless!” says Oleksii, a graduate of the Flight to Recovery program. Recently, three veteran groups completed their training in the Flight to Recovery program in Kyiv and Lviv. A total of 29 veterans […]
A Deep Dive into Ukraine’s Ongoing Fight
Three years of war. Three years of resilience. On February 26, United Help Ukraine and Dignitas Ukraine hosted a powerful webinar to discuss where Ukraine stands today and what the future holds. This wasn’t just another news update—it was a real, eye-opening conversation with people working on the front lines of humanitarian aid, military training, […]
Supporting the Armed Forces of Ukraine together with Protect Ukraine
What unites the people of the Netherlands and Ukraine? More than you might think. It’s a bond built on partnership, belief in victory, and a shared drive to make the impossible possible. Together, Dignitas and the Dutch foundation Protect Ukraine have formed a powerful alliance to support Ukrainian defenders on the battlefield. Cutting-edge technology, smart […]
First impressions of the Recovery Wings project: participants and instructors share their thoughts on the program
Anatoliy, a veteran, had no experience in working with drones before joining the project. He served in the marines, where he received an injury that led to amputation of both lower limbs. Now, during his recovery at a rehabilitation center in Kyiv region, the drones have become a new source of inspiration for him: “The […]
Welcome to Dignitas, Nolan Peterson!
It is with great honor that we announce our friend and colleague, Nolan Peterson, as the newest ambassador of the Dignitas Ukraine foundation. Nolan’s deep commitment to justice perfectly aligns with the core values and mission of Dignitas Ukraine. We are all excited about the positive impact his involvement will make. Nolan holds the position […]
Dignitas launched a new project for veterans – “Recovery Wings”!
Project team is about to equip a new educational space in one of the rehabilitation centers of Vinnytsia oblast. The veterans will be combining traditional injury rehabilitation with opportunities to learn about the structure of civil FPV-drones and to fly those drones in a simulator program. More than that, the same opportunity will be available […]
WOG partners with Dignitas and provides fuel for our volunteers
We are excited to announce the partnership with WOG company, as they pledge to provide 3,000 liters of gasoline per month to our volunteers, who deliver aid to the frontlines, as well as volunteers who travel around for drone trainings. Why is this a great news and extremely helpful – let’s look at the numbers: […]
Partnering with Protez Hub
The philosopher Helvetius said that the right way to judge a person’s character and mind is by their choice of books and friends. And we are proud of those who choose us as partners and become friends.⠀The best global experience in limb prosthetics, an educational platform, an extraordinary professional community – all of this is […]
Signed a Memorandum on Cooperation with the Ministry of Veterans’ Affairs of Ukraine
We dedicated this week to another vital task. According to the Ukrainian Ministry of Veteran Affairs, when our defenders liberate the country from the invading troops of the russian army, there will be about three million veterans in Ukraine. These people will need not only social support for successful reintegration into a peaceful life, but […]
