Three Months of Aid Worth 10,800 UAH: Registration Opens in Sumy Region.
Cash Assistance Registration Opens in Vorozhba Village
According to Novyny.live: Starting March 17, residents of Vorozhba village in the Lebedyn territorial community of Sumy Oblast can register for financial aid from the UNHCR, targeting vulnerable groups of Ukrainians. This program provides three months of financial support, offering a crucial lifeline for locals facing hardship.
Registration for the cash assistance program begins on March 17. Eligible individuals will receive 3,600 UAH per month, totaling 10,800 UAH per person over the three-month period. The funding is designed to help those experiencing severe economic difficulties.
Program Eligibility Requirements
Only residents of Vorozhba village within the Lebedyn territorial community may apply. A key condition for receiving aid is a strict income limit:
- Monthly income per person must not exceed 6,300 UAH.
This rule ensures that financial support reaches those who need it most.
For registration and further details, residents can call 063 182 68 38. This initiative offers a vital opportunity to assist vulnerable populations and help them manage financial strain.
The launch of this UNHCR cash assistance program marks a significant step in supporting the most vulnerable groups, especially amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
Given the current situation in Ukraine, this financial aid can greatly improve the lives of those struggling to meet basic needs. Support measures like this program can help stabilize the socio-economic conditions in the region.
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