The EVA Inclusion and Rehabilitation Center is one of TECHIIA Foundation’s flagship social initiatives, dedicated to helping children with disabilities, developmental disorders, and complex medical conditions receive comprehensive rehabilitation, specialized therapy, and professional support.

Since 2021, the Center has been providing children and their families with free access to modern physical rehabilitation, psychological support, and developmental programs. The Center is operated by the Direct Help Foundation, while TECHIIA Foundation provides its long-term funding and supports its continuous development.

Over more than five years of operation, hundreds of children from across Ukraine have received professional assistance at the Center. For many families, EVA has become more than a rehabilitation facility—it is a place where children can develop new skills, build confidence, socialize, and take meaningful steps toward greater independence.

Areas of Support:

▪️ physical rehabilitation and recovery;

▪️ psychological support for children and their families;

▪️ neurodevelopmental and corrective therapy;

▪️ speech and language therapy, as well as special education services;

▪️ art therapy, sensory integration, and social development;

▪️ kinesitherapy, therapeutic massage, and other rehabilitation services.

Who We Help

The EVA team works with children living with physical, developmental, neurological, and speech disorders, genetic syndromes, musculoskeletal conditions, as well as children who require long-term rehabilitation following serious illnesses or injuries.

Supporting families is an equally important part of the Center's mission. Our multidisciplinary team works closely with parents throughout the rehabilitation process, helping them better understand their child's needs while creating a supportive environment where every family feels empowered and cared for.

For TECHIIA Foundation, advancing inclusion is one of our strategic priorities. We believe that every child deserves access to high-quality rehabilitation, equal opportunities for development, and the chance to participate fully in society.