Circle of Gratitude: we'll make and deliver specialized sewing items and adaptive clothing to hospitals

Welcome to the "Circle of Gratitude: together we'll make and deliver specialized sewing items and adaptive clothing to hospitals" project page.

Our NGO "CoCreative" was created in September 2025, but our volunteer initiatives are over 10 years old.

Previous experience.

Since 2014 we make specialized sewing items and adaptive clothing for our warriors, veterans, people with physical limitations for comfortable rehabilitation in Kropyvnytskyi. We developed and sewed camouflage suits, balaclavas, fleece suits and adaptive underwear.

Since 2022 the range of requests from military and hospitals expanded. During this period we made over 1000 frameless stretchers, 1500 tactical and 800 individual first aid kits, 1000 covers, 2000 tourniquet cases, 100 drone bags, 50 evacuation belts, 500 load-bearing vests, 150 fleece jackets and suits, 3000 adaptive clothing items and other products.

Funds for fabrics and accessories came from charity fairs, volunteers and other donors.

Why do we raise funds?

Daily in hospitals and rehabilitation centers there are veterans and civilians who after injuries need specialized sewing items and adaptive clothing considering their physical limitations, anatomical features and treatment conditions. Medical facilities have constant demand for such items, as many are needed regularly. Unfortunately, our own resources don't allow us to fully meet these needs.

Additionally, many families have loved ones who suffered injuries, and for them adaptive clothing that considers anatomical body features, mobility limitations and comfort needs is especially important. Such clothing is not just an item, but an element of dignity, care and support in rehabilitation.

We have specialists, some equipment and can teach willing people to develop, design and make specialized sewing items and adaptive clothing.

During training volunteers will not only complete theoretical course, but under specialists' guidance will make sewing items that will be delivered to medical facilities to partially cover current needs.

Also our specialists will help develop and teach making unique clothing models for specific people, considering their needs and limited physical abilities.

Collected resources will go to purchasing necessary fabric and accessories, updating sewing tools and equipment.

Our project is not just humanitarian initiative, but social partnership model where education, civic activity and care unite in single circle of gratitude.