April 1–2 Payouts of 2,000 UAH for Displaced Persons: Who Qualifies for the Funds.

Call for Applications for Financial Assistance Opens

According to Novyny.live: The charitable organization 'Global Empowerment Mission Ukraine' has launched a new round of applications for a 2,000 UAH cash grant targeting vulnerable groups. Applications will be accepted on April 1 and April 2, 2026. This support program is designed to assist individuals with disabilities (Groups I–III) and other vulnerable people who hold official status as internally displaced persons (IDPs).

Eligibility Criteria for Vulnerable Groups

Assistance will be granted to those who meet specific vulnerability criteria. Eligible categories include:

• People with disabilities
• Senior citizens (aged 60 and older)
• Large families
• Single parents
• Legal guardians
• Individuals who lost relatives during the war
• Families of missing persons
• Relatives of prisoners of war
• Individuals affected by the Chornobyl nuclear disaster

Applications must be submitted in person at 1-B Makarova Street, Dnipro. For further details or inquiries, potential applicants can call the contact number 093 813 80 26.

The 'Global Empowerment Mission Ukraine' organization aims to support the most vulnerable segments of the population by providing financial aid that can significantly improve their circumstances. It is crucial that all eligible individuals take advantage of this opportunity within the specified timeframe.

This initiative represents a key step in providing social support to people affected by war and other crisis situations.

Source: 'Global Empowerment Mission Ukraine'

Given Ukraine's challenging economic conditions, this financial assistance can serve as a vital foundation for improving the living conditions of vulnerable citizens. The organization urges everyone who meets the outlined criteria to submit their applications promptly to secure the needed support.