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The Fund named after the blessed hieromartyr Klymenty Sheptytskyi, established by a joint initiative of the Ukrainian and Polish governments, opens a support program for children under 18 who have lost one or both parents due to the war.

What amount will be paid by the fund?

A minor child who lost one or both parents as a result of the war can receive financial assistance in the amount of 5,000 hryvnias every month.

When will payments be made?

 The first month of receiving cash assistance will be the month when the payment application was submitted. The first funds will be received within 2 weeks after a positive decision on the application is made, if the relevant bank details are available.

Hurry up! Applications for financial aid for orphans are accepted until the end of November.

How to apply for financial assistance for orphans?

In order to apply, you need to go to the website of the Foundation named after the blessed hieromartyr Klymenty Sheptytskyi and fill out the form.

What documents are required to receive financial assistance?

- a scanned document certifying the identity of the child for whom the payment is made, as well as a scanned document of the applicant-guardian (pages with a photo and personal data);

- scanned birth certificate of the child;

- scanned death certificate of one or both parents.

In the absence of a death certificate of the parents, it is necessary to submit:

- a scanned document confirming the disappearance of the parents;

- a scanned document of the guardian confirming the establishment of guardianship over the child.

If you do not have enough documents to submit an application, have questions or want to clarify the details, contact the phone number:

+38 (093) 213-76-96 - Oksana Pokhoda.

We will remind you! Previously, we wrote about the verification of immigrants at the place of registration. You can find out how not to lose IDP status and payments from the state by following the link.

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