Buryn Cash Assistance Registration Opens March 27: Families to Receive 10,800 UAH.

UNHCR Launches Financial Aid Registration

According to Novyny.live: Starting March 27, 2026, residents of Buryn in Sumy Oblast who have been affected by the war can register for cash assistance from UNHCR. Each family member is eligible for 10,800 Ukrainian hryvnias, distributed over a three-month period. This initiative is part of UNHCR’s broader effort to support war-affected populations in Ukraine, focusing on those who have been displaced or forced to flee their homes.

Eligibility extends to internally displaced persons (IDPs) with official status for up to six months, as well as refugees who have returned to their place of origin. However, families whose total monthly income exceeds 6,300 hryvnias per person are not eligible for this aid. The program covers the following regions:

• Dnipropetrovsk
• Donetsk
• Zaporizhzhia
• Kyiv
• Kirovohrad
• Mykolaiv
• Odesa
• Poltava
• Sumy
• Kharkiv
• Kherson
• Chernihiv

Queue Registration for Appointments

Attention residents of the Buryn community! A queue for appointments in Buryn on Friday, March 27, 2026, is now open. Priority will be given to single-parent families with young children, households with elderly members, families consisting solely of pensioners and minors, and those caring for individuals with disabilities or serious illnesses.

To register for the cash assistance, applicants must prepare the following documents: a passport, tax identification number, IDP certificate, IBAN bank account number, children’s birth certificates, and a medical certificate in cases of disability or severe illness. This program aims to improve living conditions for those who have suffered the most from the war.

The launch of this UNHCR cash assistance program marks a vital step in supporting internally displaced persons and returning refugees.

Source: UNHCR

By providing much-needed financial resources, this initiative is expected to ease social tensions in conflict-affected regions and help families still grappling with the aftermath of the war. Registration opens at a time when many households urgently require financial relief to cover basic needs.