I want to give other veterans hope that there is life after captivity
Source: Hromadske Radio
Yuriy Korop is a veteran who lived through the battle for Mariupol, captivity, and a return to civilian life. Today, he serves as the coordinator for relations with military personnel and veterans at MHP. In this episode, Yuriy shares his story—one that is honest, painful, yet full of strength. This is a conversation about how to endure inhuman trials, stay true to oneself, and find new meaning after captivity.
We discuss captivity and propaganda, rehabilitation and recovery, the invisible psychological wounds, and the support MHP provides for veterans. We explore how the company helps soldiers find their place in civilian life, regain their confidence, and embark on a new path—with faith, work, and community.
MHP, together with the “MHP-Gromadi” Charitable Foundation, supports military personnel, veterans, and their families through the “MHP Poruch” program both during their service and after their return from the front lines. It provides assistance to military units, medical examinations, treatment, rehabilitation, legal and psychological support, professional adaptation, and reintegration activities.
The “MHP-Gromadi” Charitable Foundation has been comprehensively restoring and developing Ukrainian communities for 10 years. It implements infrastructure, medical, educational, and cultural projects in partnership with international and Ukrainian donors.
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Yuriy Korop is a veteran who lived through the battle for Mariupol, captivity, and a return to civilian life. Today, he serves as the coordinator for relations with military personnel and veterans at MHP. In this episode, Yuriy shares his story—one that is honest, painful, yet full of strength. This is a conversation about how to endure inhuman trials, stay true to oneself, and find new meaning after captivity.
We discuss captivity and propaganda, rehabilitation and recovery, the invisible psychological wounds, and the support MHP provides for veterans. We explore how the company helps soldiers find their place in civilian life, regain their confidence, and embark on a new path—with faith, work, and community.
MHP, together with the “MHP-Gromadi” Charitable Foundation, supports military personnel, veterans, and their families through the “MHP Poruch” program both during their service and after their return from the front lines. It provides assistance to military units, medical examinations, treatment, rehabilitation, legal and psychological support, professional adaptation, and reintegration activities.
The “MHP-Gromadi” Charitable Foundation has been comprehensively restoring and developing Ukrainian communities for 10 years. It implements infrastructure, medical, educational, and cultural projects in partnership with international and Ukrainian donors.
If you prefer to watch the video with subtitles in another language, go to YouTube Settings → Subtitles → Auto-translate and select the language of your choice.
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