Grants of Up to 38,000 UAH Offered by Caritas Ukraine: Eligibility Criteria Revealed.
Financial Aid for War-Affected Individuals
According to Novyny.live: In March 2023, the charitable organization 'Caritas Ukraine' will distribute financial grants to internally displaced persons and other citizens impacted by the conflict. Specifically, the program includes agricultural grants aimed at developing farms in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Each grant amounts to approximately $850, equivalent to 37,800 Ukrainian hryvnias.
The initiative operates across three communities in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast: Krynychanska, Likhivska, and Vyshnivska. Eligibility hinges on demonstrating social and economic vulnerability within households. Grant funds can be allocated to:
- purchasing equipment
- plant protection products
- livestock
- animal feed
- seeds and seedlings
Applicants must utilize land plots ranging from 0.05 to 1 hectare and provide confirmation that they have no plans to relocate within the next six months.
For inquiries, contact 068 175 78 08. Additionally, by the end of March 2023, UNICEF will deliver humanitarian aid to one region of Ukraine. In two frontline areas, the NGO 'People in Need Ukraine' offers financial assistance of up to $4,000. Furthermore, under the 'REMARKET' program, Ukrainians in Vinnytsia, Zhytomyr, and Mykolaiv can access up to 237,000 UAH for entrepreneurial ventures.
Who Qualifies for the Grants
It should be emphasized that grants from Caritas Ukraine are available to:
- large families
- individuals with disabilities
- people with chronic or severe illnesses
- single parents or guardians
- families with children under three years old or pregnant women
- elderly individuals (aged 60 and above)
- unemployed citizens aged 50 and older
This effort aims to support the most vulnerable populations who have suffered due to the war.
“This program by Caritas Ukraine represents a vital step in assisting citizens affected by the war, especially amid economic instability.”
Providing agricultural grants can help restore farms and promote stability in the program's target regions. Such initiatives may lay the groundwork for local economic recovery, which is crucial in the post-war period.
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