For Whom

For Communities and Hospitals

How to Join the Network

The social franchise primarily focuses on helping communities and hospitals, but other organizations can also join the network.

Each project participant has specific tasks and responsibilities. Communities and hospitals actively participate alongside donors, state institutions, and NGOs.

What communities and hospitals fund:

  • Geological surveys of the site for the modules.
  • Foundation laying.
  • Connecting utilities (water, electricity, sewage, internet).
  • Transporting modules from the production site (near Kyiv).
  • Crane services for unloading modules at the location.
  • Landscaping the surrounding area (recreation zones, parking, areas for special vehicles).
  • Rehabilitation bars in the yard.
  • Utility expenses.
  • Consumables for operations (paper, tissues, shoe covers, soap, etc.).
  • Salaries for specialists.
  • Opening event for the rehabilitation module (venue, if not near the module, microphones, speakers, catering, event organization, guest and media invitations, etc.).

The MINDY Charitable Foundation, the city council, and the hospital sign a three-party social franchise agreement that regulates relationships and defines each party’s responsibilities.

To collaborate, communities and hospitals must designate responsible individuals for project implementation.

Join the Network

Familiarize yourself with the details and terms for communities and hospitals. For additional questions, feel free to contact us; we’ll be happy to clarify all nuances.

For Donors

Advantages for Business Donors

Any business, NGO, foundation, local authority (ATC), or national government can become a donor. The social franchise is flexible, saving time and resources for donors.

“Key values shared by donors:
1) Providing assistance to veterans, female veterans, and civilians where it’s needed most.
2) Bridging the gap in services that are often unavailable in district centers and ATCs.”

Donors can fund their portion of the social franchise and modules in full or through three installments (in terms of mutual agreement)

1st Installment

65%

Week 1

2nd Installment

25%

Week 5

3rd Installment

10%

Week 8

Communities Actively Participate in the Project and Also Have Their Responsibilities.

What donors fund:

checkGeological surveys of the site for the modules.
checkFoundation laying.
checkConnecting utilities (water, electricity, sewage, internet).
checkTransporting modules from the production site (near Kyiv).
checkCrane services for unloading modules at the location.
checkLandscaping the surrounding area (recreation zones, parking, areas for special vehicles).
checkRehabilitation bars in the yard.
checkUtility expenses.
checkConsumables for operations (paper, tissues, shoe covers, soap, etc.).
checkSalaries for specialists.
checkOpening event for the rehabilitation module (venue, if not near the module, microphones, speakers, catering, event organization, guest and media invitations, etc.).

What donors fund:

checkModule production or full cluster creation.
checkCustom-designed furniture.
checkEquipment (rehabilitation and other specialized tools).
checkTechnical equipment (boilers, fire safety measures, laptops, routers, inclusive elements, etc.).
checkTraining for the multidisciplinary team of specialists.
checkPreparation of project documentation for specific locations.
checkStairs and ramps.
checkAdministrative expenses for franchise launch and support.

Donor Benefits:

Leadership:

Be part of real-life social innovation where it’s needed most.

100% Transparency:

All expenses are documented and audited, with complete reporting.

Location Choice:

Donors can select module locations based on their strategic goals.

Branding:

Modules serve as a social magnet, attracting people and showcasing your brand.

Capacity: Up to 40 locations per year.

For collaboration inquiries, fill out the online form, and our team will get in touch. We will be happy to answer all of the questions regarding collaboration in a role of a donor.

Learn More

Familiarize yourself with the details and terms of the offer for donors. For any additional questions, please contact us—we will be happy to clarify all the nuances.

For Partners

Collaboration Opportunities

Project partners share its values, focusing on delivering concrete, meaningful assistance now. They work proactively, creating positive change and providing their expertise, services, and support.

Project partners share its values, focusing on delivering concrete, meaningful assistance now. They work proactively, creating positive change and providing their expertise, services, and support.

“The MINDY Social Franchise is a platform for opportunities where partners can:
1) Share expertise, products, or services directly with modules and communities.
2) Identify regional hubs for humanitarian or other aid distribution.”

Project Partners

Sergiy Naumov, Chairman of the Board, Oschadbank:

“Our support for the mobile rehabilitation module is not a one-time action. It is part of Oschad’s new inclusive program, “My No-Barriers Policy,” responding to challenges faced by Ukrainian society during the full-scale war.

We consider the mobile rehabilitation module project a significant breakthrough in barrier-free services for the adaptation of veterans into Ukrainian society. This initiative will enable the scaling of rehabilitation services to small settlements, improving accessibility for thousands of demobilized soldiers. A similar approach is implemented at Oschadbank. Like the mobile rehabilitation center, Oschadbank branches in small towns and villages remove barriers between local residents and banking services. That is why we have the largest network of bank branches in the country.

Svitlana Chyrva, VP, Regional Manager for Visa Ukraine and Moldova:

**”Visa’s support for opening a mobile rehabilitation module in Ovruch is part of our strategic vision of a world where everyone can realize their potential and achieve success, no matter the challenges they face. As a company striving to be accessible to everyone, everywhere, we are proud to support a project whose scalability will help establish comprehensive rehabilitation conditions across Ukraine—from remote villages to de-occupied territories where entire medical infrastructures have been destroyed.I believe that meaningful initiatives like this succeed only through synergy, so I thank everyone who contributed to this project, especially its author—the MINDY Charitable Foundation. Socially responsible business is a strong foundation upon which Ukraine’s economic resilience stands, and Visa will continue to support Ukraine and its social projects in the future.”**

The MINDY Charitable Foundation is a participant in the Franchise Association of Ukraine (FAU).

As of March 1, 2024, its data will be officially included among AFU members.

Special thanks to Andrii Oleksiiovych Kryvonos, FAU Director-General, for supporting socially-oriented franchises for veteran rehabilitation.