From April 1 to 5, a training was held at the PDMSh Education, Training and Rehabilitation Center, focused on practical skills for supporting veterans, working with stress and traumatic experiences, and developing peer-to-peer support.

An intensive training for PDMSh medics was held at the Education, Training and Rehabilitation Center, focusing on hands-on practice and real-life scenarios they encounter during their rotations.

The story of a PDMSh paramedic, a servicemember of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and a Hero of Ukraine who chose Ukraine and gave her life for it.

On March 14, we gathered together to celebrate Ukrainian Volunteer Day. On this day, PDMSh volunteers received state and departmental awards, and two of our volunteers were personally awarded medals “For a Life Saved” by the President of Ukraine.

Today, on the Day of the Ukrainian Volunteer, we want to congratulate everyone who is part of this path — those who once chose it and those who continue walking it today. Those who defend, rescue, help, and together fight for the future of our country.

A tactical medicine course for PDMSh team members was held at the PDMSh Educational, Training and Rehabilitation Center (ETRC). Participants combined theoretical training with hands-on simulation exercises, practicing key algorithms for providing medical care in combat conditions.

In January 2026, PDMSh reached two key milestones: obtaining a medical practice license and providing medical assistance to our 110,000th patient.

In its 12th year of operation, PDMSh has obtained a license to practice medicine. This marked the first major step in transforming a Volunteer Medical Formation (VMF) into Ukraine’s first (and possibly the world’s first) Private Military Medical Company (PMMC).

This is about our 2025. A year of daily presence where it hurt. Where help was needed. Where we gave hope and saved lives.

Volunteers, veterans, partners, and friends of PDMSh came together to mark 11 years of work on the medical front, honor the memory of those who are no longer with us, and thank those who continue to save lives.