As part of the new “Support for the Future” project, in partnership with Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA), registration is now open for the following types of assistance:
- Cash assistance to support the most vulnerable households;
- Cash assistance for the repair of small agricultural structures damaged by the war.
Who is eligible to register?
- Internally displaced persons (IDPs)
- Single mothers or fathers raising children on their own
- Families with three or more children
- Individuals aged 60 and older
- Individuals with disabilities
- Individuals with chronic illnesses or in need of long-term treatment
- Veterans
- Victims of landmines and explosive ordnance
- Low-income families
To register, you must provide the following documents:
- passport
- taxpayer identification number
- documents confirming vulnerability
- OK-5/OK-7 certificate.
* To receive financial assistance for the repair of small agricultural structures, you must also provide a photo of the damaged building.
Participating Communities:
- Shevchenkivska Community (Mykolaiv Region)
- Zavodska (Pervomaiska) Community (Mykolaiv Region)
- Kalinivska Community (Kherson Region)
- Vysokopilsk Community (Kherson Region)
How to Register?
If you meet one of the listed criteria, you can fill out the forms here:
- for financial assistance to support the most vulnerable households: https://ee.kobotoolbox.org/x/LGI0HRva
- for financial assistance to repair small agricultural structures damaged as a result of the war: https://ee.kobotoolbox.org/x/08XoVJGK
For more information:
Shchedryk Charitable Organization hotline – 0 800 337 845
We’re here to help.
Important: Humanitarian aid is provided free of charge. Completing the application form and registering do not guarantee that you will receive financial assistance. All applications will be reviewed in accordance with the program’s established criteria.
The “Support for the Future” project is implemented in partnership with and with the support of Norwegian People’s Aid.