The Odesa Police has signed a memorandum with the Superhumans Center, allowing injured officers who defended Ukraine to return to normal life. This is especially vital for those who have lost limbs due to serious injuries. 
The Odesa Police leadership prioritizes support for these employees, assisting them in rehabilitation, psychological adaptation, and finding new paths in life. The officers remain resilient and eager to resume active service.
Last week, Odesa Police representatives, Dmytro Kolesnyk and Mykhailo Musayev, visited Lviv to meet with the leadership of the Superhumans Center, a national rehabilitation organization aiding war victims. This meeting resulted in a memorandum that will facilitate medical treatment for injured officers.
“It is our duty to help our colleagues stabilize their emotional state, restore their health, and return to active life. They deserve quality support and real opportunities for growth,” emphasized Odesa Police representatives.
The Odesa Police continues to enhance effective collaboration with rehabilitation institutions for veterans, as each one exemplifies courage and loyalty.