Though years have passed since the Second Artsakh War, many of its participants and witnesses are still struggling to heal psychologically.

Mental health professionals often summarize the war’s psychological aftermath in a single diagnosis: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

Thanks to dedicated frontline therapists, many veterans have already made progress—thanks to free mental health services.
But there are still many who continue to relive their trauma through intrusive memories and nightmares.

Today, you can give these defenders the chance to receive free psychological support, helping them move toward a fuller, healthier life.

PTSD is a serious threat to both mental and physical health. In severe cases, it can even lead to self-harm thoughts—making access to therapy not just helpful, but absolutely necessary.

Your support—no matter the amount—matters.
Donate today and stand with the young veterans who once stood for us.

Know this: your donation can change—and even save—a life.