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What childbirth assistance is provided to Ukrainian women in Denmark

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Olena Tkalich
Citizens of other countries legally residing in the European Union may be entitled to social benefits in connection with the birth of a child.
This also applies to Ukrainian citizens who have received temporary protection in Denmark.
For example, for Ukrainian women who come with children, the government has provided extensive childcare subsidies, including free pre-schools for all children and childcare subsidies for after-school care.
Separate benefits are also available for those who have given birth in Denmark.
Social benefits for Ukrainian women who have given birth in Denmark
Refugee women from Ukraine who have a child in Denmark are entitled to the following social benefits
- Health care: Access to prenatal and postnatal care and access to paediatric care for the child can be provided through the national health care system.
- Cash benefits: Financial support for basic needs such as food and shelter may be available through programmes such as the Integration Grant.
- Childcare services: Access to childcare facilities, including pre-school programmes, may be provided by the state or private organizations.
- Education: Access to free primary and secondary education for the child.
- Integration services: Access to language courses and vocational training programmes to help refugees integrate into Danish society.
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