Kramatorsk Evacuees Eligible for 2,000 Hryvnia Payments: Who Qualifies for the Aid.

Financial Support for Internally Displaced Persons

According to Novyny.live: In March 2026, the charitable organization 'Global Empowerment Mission Ukraine' began accepting applications for financial assistance aimed at internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Kramatorsk. The aid amounts to 2,000 hryvnia per quarter and is exclusively available to individuals belonging to vulnerable groups. Applications opened on March 19, 2026, and will be accepted until March 26, 2026, between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to support those uprooted by the conflict in eastern Ukraine.

Who Is Eligible for Assistance

The support is designated for IDPs from Kramatorsk who currently reside in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Only vulnerable categories of IDPs will receive payments, including:

• Seniors aged 60 and older,
• Individuals with disabilities (Groups I and II),
• Children with disabilities,
• Families with three or more children,
• Single parents with minor children,
• Legal guardians of children,
• Relatives of the deceased,
• Families of missing persons,
• Family members of prisoners of war,
• Individuals affected by the Chornobyl nuclear power plant disaster.

To apply, certain documents are required, including: a passport, an IDP certificate, a taxpayer identification code, proof of belonging to a vulnerable category, and a bank account statement. It is important to note that the assistance from 'Global Empowerment Mission Ukraine' is a one-time payment, provided only once per quarter. This program is designed to support those most in need during these challenging times.

This program aims to ease the financial burden on vulnerable groups affected by the conflict.

Source: 'Global Empowerment Mission Ukraine'

Given the prolonged crisis in Ukraine, such initiatives can help stabilize the situation for many families who have lost their livelihoods. The involvement of charitable organizations in supporting IDPs highlights the critical role of both international and local solidarity in addressing the consequences of the war.