Mental Health

Mental Health

MedAid co-founded Moe Kolo with fintech firm DeepInspire to address Ukraine’s pressing psychological and mental health challenges. As of February 2026, Moe Kolo’s online therapy sessions, led by a team of 20 therapists, have provided essential mental health and support to over 10,700 people since early 2023, demonstrating the powerful impact of online group therapy.

Participant feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, and demand continues to grow. With financial backing form the Oak Foundation, we are on track to increase capacity in 2026 and 2027, reaching new communities such as first-responders and increasing participation from veterans and families of active military personnel.

This is just the beginning. We’re committed to expanding these mental services, particularly for veterans and their families, as part of our wider mission to strengthen mental health during war and support long-term community and care services across Ukraine.

For more information, visit Moe Kolo’s Ukrainian website, and read our 2025 Impact Report:

Medical Services →

Our mobile teams have completed 44,837 medical consultations in war-torn regions since June 2022.

Medical Supplies →

We deliver critical medical equipment and supplies directly to hospitals and field stations across Ukraine.

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