Families with foster children can receive additional support

Charity organisation SOS Dytyachy Mistechka, which helps orphans and families in difficult circumstances, is registering for assistance.
This is announced on the organisation's website.
From March 2023 we will resume enrolling applications for financial aid for families with children from foster families, DBSTs and foster families with at least 1 orphaned child or a child deprived of parental care, the benefactors note.
The amount of the money allowance is 2200 UAH per family member (parent and children up to 18 years old). Payments are made once a month for three months.
The programme operates in the following regions:
- Kiev region;
- Zhytomyr; Chernihiv; Kiev oblast; Zhytomyrska oblast; Zhytomyrska oblast;
- Chernigov Region; Zhitomir; Chernigov Region; Sumy Region;
- Sumy Region; Zhytomyr; Chernihiv; Sumy Region;
- Kharkiv; Zhytomyr; Chernihiv; Sumy; Sumy; Kharkiv Region;
- Luhansk; Luhansk; Donetsk; Lugansk; Sumy; Sumy; Kharkiv; Luhansk;
- Donetsk; Donetsk;
- Zaporozhye; Kharkov; Lugansk; Donetsk; Zaporozhye;
- Kherson; Kharkov; Lugansk; Donetsk; Zaporozhye; Kherson;
- Nikolaevskaya; Kharkov; Donetsk; Zaporozhye; Kherson; Nikolayevskaya;
- Odessa;
- Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.
Registration for the cash assistance programme will last until 31 March 2023. To do so, it is necessary to fill in the relevant online form.
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