Eligible Displaced Ukrainians to Receive 2,000 Hryvnia in Aid.

Financial Assistance for Internally Displaced Persons

According to Novyny.live: Starting March 13, Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Ukraine can apply for a one-time financial aid payment of 2,000 hryvnias from the charitable foundation 'Global Empowerment Mission Ukraine'. This initiative represents a critical effort to support vulnerable populations affected by the ongoing war and other crises. Millions have been displaced within Ukraine since the full-scale invasion began, creating immense humanitarian needs.

Applications will be accepted in the city of Brovary at 30 Heroiv Ukrainy Street. The document submission point will be open from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. This monetary assistance is specifically available to individuals who hold official statuses confirming their vulnerability.

Eligibility Criteria for Assistance

The 2,000 hryvnia payment will be provided to:

• Elderly persons aged 60 and over,
• Citizens with disability groups I and II,
• Children with disabilities,
• Large families,
• Single parents with young children,
• Guardians of children,
• Relatives of the deceased,
• Families of missing persons,
• Relatives of individuals held captive,
• Persons affected by the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant accident.

To receive the aid, applicants must prepare a package of documents including:

• A copy of a passport,
• A copy of IDP registration,
• A copy of the tax identification code,
• A copy of a document confirming eligibility under a vulnerable category,
• A copy of bank account details.

This program is part of broader efforts to support IDPs across Ukraine, aiming to alleviate hardship during an extremely difficult period. The involvement of international charitable organizations like Global Empowerment Mission highlights the global response to the crisis. Such aid programs are becoming increasingly vital as the war continues to strain the country's social and economic fabric, demonstrating the growing role of humanitarian groups in addressing urgent needs.