Schoolchildren were allocated a billion: how to get 5000 hryvnias for a child.
11.11.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
11.11.2025
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The 'School Package' program has received significant funding
The press service of the Ministry of Social Policy of Ukraine reported that the 'School Package' program received funding of almost one billion hryvnias. Ukrainian families can apply for their package until November 15, 2025. This program helps families whose children are entering the first grade.246 thousand families whose children are going to the first grade have already benefited from this support. Of the submitted applications, 202 thousand have been approved, and about 4 thousand are still under review.First-grade parents are reminded that they can receive a payment of 5000 hryvnias through the 'Diya' mobile application or by contacting the Pension Fund service centers.To apply online, you need to check the availability of documents and complete a few simple steps in the 'Diya' mobile application. You can also submit a written application to the Fund's service center. The funds will be transferred to the card within 14 days.The 'School Package' program provides financial assistance to families with first-graders and has already covered a significant number of families in Ukraine.The launch of this program is an important step in supporting young families who are facing financial challenges in modern conditions. The 'School Package' not only helps provide the necessary school supplies for children but also allows families to focus more on their education and development.
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