"Wars don't end with the last shot; the fight then moves to the mind and heart for years to come." - Ukrainian veteran

After three years of relentless combat, Ukraine's warriors now battle a different enemy – with 99% experiencing Acute Stress Disorder and 75% of injured veterans suffering from traumatic brain injuries. Global Response Medicine has united with Home Base to heal those who serve. Our Boston-led initiative will bring Ukraine's top invisible wounds specialists to the US for intensive training in advanced PTSD treatments, TBI rehabilitation, and specialized care for returned POWs.

Home Base, founded by the Boston Red Sox and Massachusetts General Hospital, has provided world-class care to over 45,000 U.S. veterans suffering from invisible wounds. Their expertise with Harvard Medical School and Mass General Brigham makes them the ideal partner for this mission.

With your support, we'll immediately impact 800+ patients at the Kyiv Invisible Wounds Center and create lasting benefits for Ukraine's 1.2M veterans. Because healing happens when experts unite – going where others won't, doing what others can't.

Save lives. Period.

Home Base is a national nonprofit dedicated to healing the invisible wounds of war for Veterans of all eras, Service Members, Military Families and Families of the Fallen through world-class, direct clinical care, wellness, education, and research - all at no cost to them - regardless of era of service, discharge status, or geographical location. Learn more at www.homebase.org.

GRM is a veteran-founded, U.S. based international 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. We believe that everyone has the right to the best possible care on the worst day of their lives. By combining principles from military, academic, and civilian spheres, we define evidence-based response for high-risk, low-resource environments with an emphasis on direct patient care, capacity-building, and innovative partnerships. Since our inception in 2017, we have operated safely and efficiently in 10 different countries to provide direct, high-quality life-saving healthcare to more than 200,000 vulnerable people affected by conflict and in areas of disasters. In every context, we collaborate with other humanitarian organizations to ensure effective service and the most efficient use of scarce resources.

Invisible Wounds in Ukraine

Healing Ukraine's Wounded Warriors