The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has increased funding for the housing program for internally displaced persons (IDPs). The amount of the subsidy to local budgets has risen from 1 billion to over 1.56 billion hryvnia. In addition, communities that…
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The government has extended the payment of living allowances for IDPs for another six months
The government has extended the payment of living allowances for IDPs for another six months People with IDP status who meet the program’s eligibility requirements will be able to receive living assistance for another six months. The total number of…
Call the hotline at 1548 to learn about social benefits, housing, and transportation for timely evacuation
Marina and Mykhailo live with their three children in a modular housing complex for internally displaced persons (IDPs). Mykhailo had acquaintances in Irpin, so they came here. At first, with the help of Mykhailo’s brother, they rented an apartment for…
Housing for IDPs in rural areas will be selected based on the needs of each specific family
Housing for IDPs in rural areas will be selected based on the needs of each specific family.This was stated by Tetyana Kirienko, Deputy Minister of Social Policy, Family, and Unity, during a meeting with partners dedicated to the implementation of…
Since 2022, 1.4 million Ukrainians have contacted the 1548 hotline
Since 2022, 1.4 million Ukrainians have contacted the 1548 hotline regarding evacuation, housing, benefits for internally displaced persons, and many other issues.We want the fear of the unknown to no longer be a reason to remain in danger. We want…
The Ministry of Social Policy has approved guidelines aimed at supporting internally displaced persons.
The Ministry of Social Policy has approved methodological guidelines for the development and monitoring of regional and local programs aimed at supporting IDPs. The goal is to move from ad hoc solutions to systematic support for IDPs, taking into account…
The Ministry of Social Policy is expanding housing solutions for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and evacuees
Currently, the Ministry of Social Policy is implementing a pilot project under which communities will be able to purchase homes in rural areas and, if necessary, carry out minor repairs there to provide temporary, free housing for IDPs. At the…
Call the hotline at 1548 to learn about social benefits, housing, and transportation for timely evacuation.
Alla Bronislavivna and Andriy Ivanovych live in the town of Hansen in the Kyiv region.The man has a prosthetic leg and uses a wheelchair. The woman has had both legs replaced with prosthetics since her youth, and one of her…
More than 3,600 Ukrainian families whose homes were destroyed by Russia will be able to purchase new homes.
The government has endorsed the ministry’s proposal to allocate more than 5 billion UAH to fund housing certificates. These funds come from the Council of Europe Development Bank as part of the HOME project. All projects and agreements in areas…
Find out everything you want to know about evacuation
The fear of the unknown—where to go and how to make a living after leaving—is perhaps the main reason why residents of frontline and border communities remain under fire. We’ll explain what the evacuation process entails and what support is…