SOCIAL FRANCHISE - SUPPORT AND CONSTRUCTION OF STANDARD MODULAR REHABILITATION CENTRES IN SMALL COMMUNITIES

In terms of definition, a social franchise is the scaling up of existing practices to address pressing social issues. These include, among other things, psychological assistance, physical rehabilitation, career guidance and employment of female and male veterans in small towns of Ukraine. In addition to this, of course, their families and civilians affected by the war need help.
Social franchising helps to build and launch a module in just 1-2 months, train a team, and bring the work to the network's standards in another 1-2 months. In this way, the community can quickly deploy its own infrastructure, which is part of a network working to help veterans and civilians in small towns of Ukraine.
This is done on the basis of the Mobile Rehabilitation Module. A small house of 70 square metres, built on the basis of modular technology and brought to a district centre or community. If necessary, it can be transported to another city in the region where there is an immediate need for such services and assistance.