Project Horizon
Building a healthy future for Ukraine
Since its foundation in March 2022, Sunflower Network has delivered $4 million of life-saving aid and infrastructure to Ukrainians in need. Looking ahead, Sunflower Network is committed to rebuilding Ukraine's healthcare system by empowering local communities with the infrastructure needed to deliver accessible, high- quality care to patients around the country. It starts with a hospital in Western Ukraine currently in pre-development.
War has destroyed Ukraine’s healthcare
Active combat in the East and South has caused mass internal migration West, straining a regional healthcare system already under-resourced and in disrepair.
Project Horizon, supported by Ukraine's National Ministry of Health, will transform medical services in Western Ukraine while advancing a nation-wide effort to make healthcare services more transparent, efficient, and innovative
Mayor Anatoly Belei of Brody, Ukraine
“Project Horizon promises significant benefits for our people, city, region, and nation. It represents a beacon of innovation amidst wartime destruction.”
Sunflower Network Unveils 'Project Horizon' at Clinton Global Initiative 2023: Innovative Philanthropic Network Commits to Rebuilding Ukraine’s Healthcare Infrastructure Starting With a WHO-Standard Hospital
Global Coalition Unites with Local Municipality to Execute First Public-Private Partnership to Build Healthcare Infrastructure Since the Start of War
09/18/23, New York – At today’s Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) 2023 Meeting in New York City, Sunflower Network, an innovative nonprofit organization, announced its commitment to rebuild Ukraine’s healthcare infrastructure. Sunflower Network is responding to the 1,000 attacks on healthcare in Ukraine by leveraging the power of public-private partnership to build a hospital in Brody, Ukraine. To execute this project, called Project Horizon, Sunflower Network is leading a global coalition that includes the Brody municipality, UCLA Health, CannonDesign, and more.