Ukrainians will receive up to 43 thousand UAH in aid — what you need to know.

Ukrainians affected by military actions can receive financial assistance from the charity fund 'Caritas Spes Zaporizhzhia'. Under the program, families will be paid a maximum of 43 thousand UAH under certain conditions.

This was reported by the press service of the 'Caritas Spes Zaporizhzhia' fund.

As noted, the 'Emergency Appeal 2025' project is aimed at supporting citizens affected by military actions in areas close to the frontline, where other organizations' aid programs do not operate. Funds will be provided to those evacuated from the Hulyaipil community in the Zaporizhzhia region. Only citizens who have not received humanitarian aid from other organizations in the past three months will be eligible for the payments.

This rule is in place to ensure fairness and effectiveness of the aid. All data will be verified — we ask for your understanding, explain the organizers.

Among the conditions of the program — no more than 30 days should have passed from the occurrence of the emergency situation to registration. It is also necessary to belong to one of the four vulnerable groups.

As part of the 'Emergency Appeal 2025' project, citizens will receive 10.8 thousand UAH per person in the family (payments: 3.6 thousand UAH/month for three months). A maximum amount of such payments can be received by four individuals from one household, totaling no more than 43 thousand UAH.

Citizens must prepare the following documents:

• passport/ID card with a registration extract/residence permit;
• bank account details (IBAN — 27 digits);
• identification code of each adult member of the household (aged 18 years and older);
• for internally displaced persons — a certificate of IDP;
• documents are accepted via the 'DiiA' application.

A hotline is available for consultations: +38 (099) 555 43 67. Ukrainians can also contact through direct messages.

Previously, we reported that internally displaced persons in Odesa can receive financial assistance from the NGO 'International Integration Movement'. Funds are intended for housing rent. We also wrote that residents in Kherson can receive one-Time financial assistance due to RF shelling.

The charity fund 'Caritas Spes Zaporizhzhia' has launched a program to assist Ukrainians affected by military actions in areas where other organizations cannot provide support. This initiative is directed at those who truly need help and provides for payments of up to 43 thousand UAH per family that meets the program's conditions. The conditions are quite strict, but this is done to maintain the integrity and effectiveness of the aid process.