Ukrainians can receive more than UAH 2,000, which will be credited to a bank card within three months of applying for financial assistance.
Some Ukrainian IDPs can receive financial assistance from the charity BHA&Save the Children. This is reported Press office Ministry for the Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories.
Who among the Ukrainians has the right to help?
- Families with internally displaced status who have moved in the last month a Vinnitsa, Dnepropetrovsk, Zaporozhye, Lviv or Chernivtsi regions.
- Households affected by bombing who have lost a family member or livelihoods (damaged or lost shops, farms, livestock, etc.) as a result of hostilities.
- Without secure accommodation (own, rented or shared/shared with relatives) and meets at least one of the following categories:
- a woman is in charge of the house;
- the house is occupied by a person over the age of 60;
- a disabled person is responsible for the house;
- the family has a child(ren) and a person with a disability, chronic illness, temporary injury (fracture, postoperative condition, etc.);
- the household has a child/s and a person over the age of 60;
- there are two or more children in the house;
- the family nucleus has one or more foster children;
- there is a pregnant or breastfeeding woman in the house with one or more children under the age of two.
How much will they pay?
Note that Ukrainians will receive 2.2 thousand UAH, which will be credited to a bank card within three months after applying for financial assistance from a charitable foundation.
How to get help?
For this you need:
- dial a telephone number: 0 800 609 845;
- if you can’t get through – and write in private messages to Facebook page Bottom, and in the message indicate your phone number.
Previously Focus wrote that for payments to internally displaced persons Ukraine has already spent more than 42 billion hryvniano. The monthly state subsistence allowance for persons with disabilities and children is UAH 3,000, for other internally displaced persons it is UAH 2,000. It was also reported why internally displaced persons may lose financial assistance from the state.
