Metinvest veterans from Kryvyi Rih, Zaporizhzhia, and Kamianske took part in an online workshop where they learned practical ways to use artificial intelligence for drafting official documents, improving financial literacy, and self-development. In Kryvyi Rih, the project "Speak Up. Veteran" brought together fellow veterans who now work at Metinvest's facilities for the 13th time to take part in an online workshop titled "AI for Veterans: Making the Complex Simple 2.0.". In the mining city, the event took place at the Central Library on Poshtovyi Avenue. The training on the practical application of modern technologies in everyday life was led by Yurii Rusanov, co-founder of TTX, a manufacturer of clothing and gear for the military. The organisation of the event and communication with veterans were handled by the NGO "Kryvyi Rih Foundation for the Future". "We are inspired by our veterans' unwavering eagerness to grow, connect with others, and learn new things. This shows that they are

After returning from the front line, veterans have to rebuild their everyday lives. Work, communication with colleagues, and returning to civilian life all take time and support.Psychological adaptation after military service was the focus of a meeting with a psychologist organised by Metinvest for veteran employees of Zaporizhstal and the company's other Zaporizhzhia-based facilities. Such events have become a tradition, as they are in demand among veterans and provide practical value. For veterans, such meetings are not only an opportunity to receive practical advice from specialists, but also a space where they can talk about their experiences without having to explain anything."These meetings are very useful, as they cover different topics, particularly those related to psychology. When people return, they feel lost. They do not know where or how to begin a new life. Because when we return, it's a new life," said war veteran Yuliia PRUS, who works as a work coordinator at Zaporizh

Another meeting of the "Speak Up. Veteran" project took place in Zaporizhzhia, focusing on support for Defenders and new opportunities available to them. The 14th meeting organised as part of the "Speak Up. Veteran" project was held in Zaporizhzhia. The initiative is implemented by the NGO "Zaporizhzhia. Platform for Joint Action" with the support of Metinvest Group. As usual, the event brought together veterans, their family members, representatives of civil society organisations, and professionals working with the veteran community.During the meeting, participants discussed issues that veterans most frequently face when returning to civilian life, shared their experiences, and identified topics requiring further attention.Particular attention was paid to the Veteran Help information resource, which helps veterans and their families quickly find information about available services and support programmes. "Veteran Help is an information platform designed to enable veterans and their