Despite the growing attention to mental health issues in the military sphere, the mental health support system for the AFU service members which would ensure timely access to high-quality and appropriate services is still in the process of development and reform. In practice, the provision of assistance often depends on individual commanders, the enthusiasm of particular specialists, or volunteer initiatives. This creates inequality in access to support and also limits its effectiveness. The study 'The Path to Effective Psychological Support for Service Members of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: An Integrated Perspective on Challenges and the Search for Viable Solutions', the results of which are presented in this report, aims to systematize existing practices, identify their strengths, and uncover barriers that hinder their development.