Only they will receive benefits - who is considered a family member of a combatant.

State support for combatants and their families is extremely important. However, not all relatives of defenders automatically receive social guarantees.

Who is considered a family member of a combatant

The law clearly defines who is considered family members of combatants, who have the right to benefits and assistance. For example, family members of servicemen include spouses, minor children, dependent parents, and other conditions.

Benefits for family members of combatants

Combatants and their relatives can expect a range of benefits, including:

• 75% discount on rent and utilities;
• discount on fuel costs;
• other benefits related to housing and communal services.

Children of combatants can also receive benefits covering rehabilitation, free accommodation in dormitories, and other supportive measures.

To apply for benefits, relatives of combatants need to contact the Pension Fund office with the necessary documents confirming their right to social guarantees.

Read more about social support for military personnel who have returned from captivity . Also find out what benefits belong to Heroes of Ukraine .

State support for combatants and their families can be crucial in ensuring their well-being and support. A clear definition of the rights of each family member and the provision of benefits help ensure proper social security for those who have sacrificed their lives and health to defend the country.