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"Cash Assistance for Vulnerable Affected Populations in Southeastern Ukraine", in partnership with Peace Winds Japan and financial support of Japan Platform

Attention!

The registration for participation in the programme has been concluded. Keep track of updates on the page for ongoing projects.

The cash assistance is provided within the framework of Cash Assistance for Vulnerable Affected Populations in Southeastern Ukraine from the Right to Protection project, implemented in partnership with the Japanese organisation Peace Winds Japan (with the financial support of Japan Platform).

Who Can Receive Assistance?

Individuals/families who have not yet received cash assistance from R2P and have not received or registered for cash assistance from international organisations in the last three months, and who have an income of less than UAH 6,318 per family member, can apply:

• households permanently residing in the areas where combat operations have been ongoing for the last four months (within Zaporizka oblast);
  
  
• households that were forcibly displaced to Zaporizka oblast over 30 days ago.

They also meet one or more vulnerability criteria:

• a household headed by one person (male or female);
  
  
• a household with a person with an established disability;
  
  
• a household with a pregnant woman;
  
  
• a household with foster parents or guardians;
  
  
• a household with children under four years of age (inclusive);
  
  
• households with three or more children;
  
  
• a person with a chronic orphan disease (list: https://t.ly/RvnWH);
  
  
• older people (60+).

The Amount of Cash Assistance and the Method of Payment

The amount of assistance is determined following the recommendations of the International Working Group on Multi-purpose Cash Assistance and amounts to UAH 3,600 per person per month. The aid is paid for three months. Thus, the total amount of assistance is UAH 10,800 per person.

Charitable cash assistance will be paid in a one-time payment for three months to each household member separately to their bank account provided during registration. Funds for minors and disabled/incapacitated persons are received by their official representatives (parents, guardians, trustees, etc.) upon presentation of relevant documents.

List of essential documents required for registration for cash assistance:

• passport of a Ukrainian citizen or a foreign passport;
  
  
• tax number of each household member;
  
  
• a document with the registration of the place of residence;
  
  
• a valid IBAN of the Ukrainian bank card to receive payments (copy or photo of the certificate with the IBAN account details). This must be a personal hryvnia account (not a sole proprietorship) opened with any Ukrainian bank. It must be valid for at least six months and be able to receive transfers. "ePidtrymka" and "eMaliatko" cards are not eligible. A transfer to a bank account is the only possible way to receive assistance;
  
  
• any documents confirming that you belong to a vulnerable category (certificates, extracts, etc.).

Household members can be enrolled to receive cash assistance if they meet the vulnerability criteria, provided that they have all the documents from the list above and all registered household members are present at the registration point.

All information provided is confidential and will be entered into the R2P database. By providing personal data, the person agrees to its processing and transfer to the financial service provider for the purpose of receiving financial assistance.

Payment Method

Charitable cash assistance will be paid in a one-time payment for three months to each household member separately to their bank account provided during registration. Funds for minors and incapacitated persons will be received by their official representatives (parents, guardians, trustees, etc.) upon presentation of the relevant documents.

Information Support

❓ Do you have any questions about R2P's Cash Assistance programme implemented in partnership with the Japanese organisation Peace Winds Japan?

Please contact our specialists:

📞 Hotline: 0 800 750 104 (office hours: 09:00-18:00)

📩 E-mail: [email protected]