UN Agency to Reopen Cash Assistance Registration in Konotop, Offering 10,800 UAH.

Cash Assistance Registration in Konotop

According to Novyny.live: On February 19, 2026, mobile teams from the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) will reopen registration for cash assistance in the city of Konotop, Sumy Oblast. The aid, amounting to 10,800 Ukrainian hryvnias, is intended to support vulnerable groups, including pensioners and people with disabilities. This program is part of ongoing international efforts to provide humanitarian support within Ukraine.

Eligibility Criteria for Vulnerable Groups

Assistance will be provided to households meeting specific vulnerability criteria, such as:

• Families where a single parent is raising young children or supporting persons aged 55 and over;
• Households headed by elderly individuals (over 55 years old);
• Families composed solely of elderly citizens or those raising minor children;
• Households with members who have disabilities or serious illnesses.

A key requirement is that applicants must not have received payments from other funds in the preceding three months, and the total household income must not exceed 6,300 hryvnias.

Eligible applicants will receive 3,600 hryvnias per person for a period of three months. Residents of Konotop can register by calling 063 182 68 38. The registration office is located at 24 Bohdana Khmelnytskoho Street and is open from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM. Required documentation for registration includes:

• Passport;
• Tax identification number;
• Internally Displaced Person certificate (if applicable);
• Bank account number;
• Birth certificate;
• Document confirming legal guardianship of a child (if needed);
• Medical certificates or disability identification.

This UNHCR assistance program in Konotop aims to support the most vulnerable segments of the population who require financial aid to meet their basic needs.

This initiative forms a crucial component of social support amid economic instability, which can significantly impact community welfare.

Given that certain groups, like pensioners and individuals with disabilities, often face severe financial hardship, such aid programs can provide vital relief by ensuring access to essential resources.