UNHCR Launches Cash Assistance Program in Romny, Offering Up to 11,000 Hryvnias.
Financial Aid Initiative Launches in Romny
According to Novyny.live: A new cash assistance program from the UNHCR (UN Refugee Agency) will begin in the city of Romny, Sumy Oblast, on February 27, 2026. This three-month initiative is designed to provide crucial support to the community's most vulnerable residents by accepting applications for direct financial aid.
The program will provide monthly payments of 3,600 hryvnias per person over the three-month period, amounting to a total of nearly 11,000 hryvnias. This structured aid aims to alleviate the immediate financial pressures faced by eligible recipients. Such targeted support is vital in regions still recovering from the impacts of conflict and economic disruption.
- Applications are open to internally displaced persons (IDPs) with official status and refugees who have returned to their homes.
- Applicants must have a monthly income not exceeding 6,300 hryvnias.
In Romny, applications for the assistance can be submitted by calling 063 182 68 38. The hotline for applications will be operational from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. This program represents a significant effort to bolster the most at-risk populations during a period of considerable economic strain.
Support for Conflict-Affected Individuals
The introduction of this cash assistance program in Romny is a critical component of social support for those affected by conflict and instability. Given the program's limited three-month duration, it is essential for recipients to utilize this opportunity effectively to improve their financial stability.
This initiative also highlights the ongoing efforts of international organizations to deliver humanitarian aid within Ukraine, particularly in areas where the need is most acute.
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