In June 2026, the legal team provided comprehensive legal support in two key areas: direct assistance to the participants of the "Hero's Compass" veteran reintegration program and full operational and legal support for the activities of the "DTCare UA" Charitable Foundation.
Key Performance Indicators
Consultation work: Conducted over 35 individual professional consultations for current participants (a group of 12 people) and alumni of previous retreats.
Group events: Organized and conducted 4 interactive legal meetings.
Document workflow for veterans: Prepared over 15 procedural documents (appeals, applications) to resolve individual requests from veterans.
Rights advocacy: Sent 5 official appeals to government authorities regarding the regulation of subsidized travel issues.
Operational support for the CF: Prepared legal documentation for the transfer of humanitarian aid (memorandums and acts of acceptance and transfer) for 8 partner organizations and government institutions; conducted 3 physical audits of humanitarian cargo at the warehouse.
Legal Support of the "Hero's Compass" Program
Legal assistance was aimed at creating a legal foundation for the successful adaptation of veterans and the protection of their social guarantees in the following areas:
Military-Legal Audit and Discharge
Financial control: Development of verification algorithms for payments upon discharge (compensation for unused leave, combat days, clothing allowance).
Pension provision: Creation of a verification mechanism for "complex length of service" taking into account specific periods (captivity, combat actions, paratrooping).
Social rights: Support of discharge procedures for individuals with the status of former prisoners of war and processing of three-month health rehabilitation leaves with the right to travel abroad.
Rehabilitation and Support After Injuries
Medical-legal support: Step-by-step support during the passage of the Military Medical Commission and Expert teams for assessing the daily functioning of a person for the correct determination of the degree of loss of working capacity without the risk of re-traumatization.
Material assistance: Counseling on receiving repeated financial aid and analyzing the grounds for injury-related payments in the amount of 1 million UAH.
Information and Administrative Support
Provided optimization of payments during numerous transfers between military units and determined the priority of submitting documents for the indexation of monetary allowance.
Provided assistance in correcting errors in personnel and medical documents.
Collected 5 resumes of participants and updated presentation materials regarding professional development opportunities for veterans.
Operational Activity and Support of the "DTCare UA" CF
Full legal and logistical support of humanitarian and internal processes of the organization was ensured (work of lawyer Olha Prysenko):
Logistics and Customs Clearance of Humanitarian Cargo
Completed the full cycle of clearing cargo from a warehouse in Poland to the customs border of Ukraine.
The cargo was registered in the state registry on the Automated humanitarian aid registration system platform; a customs declaration was drafted and submitted.
Ensured communication with carriers and the warehouse in Kyiv. Conducted 3 on-site inspections (June 16, June 18, and June 22) with actual accounting, inventory description, photo, and video documentation of the received property.
Contractual Work and Partnership
Drafted and agreed upon the terms of a service agreement (Interpipe); conducted negotiations regarding the execution of payment.
Concluded an agreement on the provision of accounting services for the foundation.
Developed memorandums on the receipt/distribution of humanitarian aid and acts of acceptance and transfer with the following entities:
Velykodalnytska, Myrivska, and Fontanska village councils
Marhanets city council (Center for the Provision of Social Services)
NGO "POMAHAIEM" (including two revisions of amendments to the act)
BO "Insha Zhinka" (Another Woman), "Kvadrat" Platform
Internal Compliance and International Communication
Legislative analysis: Prepared a legal base regarding the implementation of electronic signatures on forms by retreat participants; developed a template application for trademark registration.
Process optimization: Combined and edited the foundation's online forms (consent to personal data processing, photo/video publication, liability waiver) into a unified system.
International direction: Drafted an official invitation letter for Courtney Robson to visit Ukraine.
Monthly Summary
Based on the results of June, the legal service demonstrated high efficiency. In the "Hero's Compass" direction, the work of the lawyers allowed veterans to avoid bureaucratic errors, minimize stress when interacting with government agencies, and receive clear financial and social benefits. In the area of foundation administration, a system for accounting for humanitarian aid was successfully established, partnership relations with communities were secured, and the legal integrity of DTCare's internal documentation was ensured.