Modular clinics are built of pre -made prefabricated blocks. WHO report in Ukraine: War causes serious damage to the country’s health system Peace and safety According to the annual report of the World Health Organization (WHO) in Ukraine, published in 2025, more than 3.6 million internally displaced persons and 6.7 million refugees are in conditions where medical care is either unavailable or extremely limited. 62 > victims among the civilians 60 > according to official figures, at least 47,695 civilian casualties, including women and children, as well as more than 2500 attacks on medical institutions, were recorded from the beginning of a full -scale invasion in February 2022. These attacks took away the lives of more than 200 people and led to wounds even more than 700. Continuing attacks on the healthcare system violate the capabilities for help. WHO emphasizes that the most difficult situation is in front -line areas. There, people with chronic and infectious diseases, including HIV and tuberculosis, run the risk of being left without the necessary support. vaccination program ~ 60 > interruptions in the implementation of vaccination programs increase the risk of risk Flays of hepatitis A and measles. Meanwhile, millions of Ukrainians need psychiatric and rehabilitation assistance. About 9.6 million people, according to estimates, are at risk or live with mental disorders, including 3.9 million – with symptoms of medium and severe degree. ~ 60 > 60 ~/h2 ~ ~~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62In response to the WHO crisis in cooperation with the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, national health authorities and partners in the country coordinated and maintained efforts, including the installation of mobile clinics, the supply of equipment and training of medical staff. In 2024, 4.7 million people received help – both directly and through partnerships. Among the key achievements are 8,700 training training in emergency conditions, equipping 665 medical institutions with the necessary medicines and equipment, support for 1462 medical evacuation operations in 28 countries, including patients in serious condition after an attack on the Okhmatdet hospital. 62 ~ cart also amplifiers also amplified The preparation of Ukraine for possible chemical, radiation and biological threats, having taught 480 specialists and supplying 167 institutions by means of control and protection. ~ 60 >~ 60 > mental health ~ 60 > special attention was paid to mental attention last year. Health: more than 53 thousand primary employees have passed online training under the & nbsp; mhgap, and more than 580 thousand people received psychological help. Within the framework of the project “Centers of Verseity”, more than 5800 people took part in groups to reduce stress levels. ~ 60 >The problem of sexual violence, including related to conflict, remains a serious challenge. In 2024, the WHO conducted training for more than 800 employees of the healthcare system, and also distributed 175 emergency assistance for victims in areas near the front line. 60 > access to medical services in the conditions of destruction The PRO infrastructure supported the installation of modular medical points and heating systems, thanks to which more than 590 thousand patients received access to the services, including in the Kherson region, where the first -aid kits with over -the -counter drugs for 2270 people were also distributed. 60 > WHO continued to coordinate the humanitarian healthcare cluster, healthcare. The participating organizations of which as a whole helped more than 3 million people. WHO conducted more than 100 coordination meetings of the cluster, participated in the monitoring of projects in the field and helped to establish intersector interaction, including in the field of mental health, rehabilitation and protection of vulnerable groups. ~ 60 > efforts by efforts restoration ~ 60 > against the background of the continuing war, the WHO emphasizes that the restoration and stability of the healthcare system remain critically important. In 2025, the organization continues to support Ukraine in providing vital medical care and preparation for future threats. ~ 60 > “Despite the enormous pressure, thanks to the support of WHO and our partners, we provide the availability of medical services and continue to invest in the restoration of the health system,” said the Minister of Health of Ukraine Victor Lyashko.