In Ukraine, recent legislation and public attention have placed increased emphasis on the rights and welfare of people with disabilities. Key initiatives include amended procedures that streamline the process for recognizing a war-induced disability, and social guarantees extending to families of fallen or missing soldiers. Events across Ukraine, such as the impactful "Unbreakable Ukraine" photo exhibition in Kyiv and the national CrossFit competition for disabled veterans, underline a growing acknowledgment and celebration of the spirit and resilience within the disabled community. Meanwhile, stories of individuals like Mykolka Nyzhnykovskyi, a young boy injured in Donbas, and Oleh Berezovskyi, an ATO veteran turned masseur, continue to inspire and drive change towards a more inclusive Ukrainian society.