The number of Ukrainians in need of financial support is constantly increasing, so humanitarian and aid organizations support people financially on a par with the state. Thus, Ukrainian citizens will be able to rely on new payments again.
The Estonian Refugee Council will provide financial assistance to Ukrainians in the amount of 3.6 thousand hryvnia within three months from the date of approval of the application. Payments are available to residents of six counties, according to the organization’s website.
The cash assistance program is offered to Ukrainians in the following areas:
- Zaporozhye;
- Donetsk;
- Lugansk;
- Kharkiv;
- Kherson;
- Nikolaevskaya.
“Multi-purpose cash assistance is provided based on the assessment of whether the household meets socio-economic and vulnerability criteria,” the statement said.
Important
You can apply for payments:
- by phone 0-671-052-803 – for people in regions where the program is available;
- Through a request on the website – for people who have stayed in areas that have been temporarily occupied or ceased to be occupied in the last two months.
If the application receives pre-approval, the phone number of the person requesting financial support will be added to the database. You can then fill out the online form. The applicant may also need additional information, which can be provided via email. The applicant can follow the progress of the application on the institution’s website. After final confirmation, the money will be transferred to your bank account.
Let us remind you that on September 29, it was learned that humanitarian organizations in Ukraine revised the monthly payment amount of multi-purpose cash aid to Ukrainians affected by the war. Yes, with October 1st In 2023, payments will be 3.6 thousand hryvnia per person, not 2.2 thousand hryvnia.
Important
Moreover Focus Wrote that one-time aid will be paid to Kyiv residents 900 to 1.5 thousand hryvnia. The money is intended for:
- Family members of dead or missing military personnel who defended the territorial integrity of Ukraine, served in ATO/JFO;
- received war-related disabilities of groups I, II and III;
- He participated in the Revolution of Dignity.
In addition, 6,660 thousand hryvnias are paid to local residents in Sumy. As the City Council announced on September 11, financial aid will be provided to citizens whose homes were damaged as a result of Russian bombing.
Source: Focus
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