ASSISTANCE TO WAR VICTIMS
Conditions of the Charity Program
Who can apply for assistance: individuals (Ukrainian citizens, foreigners and stateless persons, who are in Ukraine on legal grounds, who are capable), who are in difficult life circumstances as a result of damage caused by hostilities, terrorist act, armed conflict or temporary occupation.
The Law of Ukraine dated January 17, 2019 No. 2671-VIII “On Social Services” defines that difficult life circumstances are circumstances that negatively affect the life, health and development of a person, the functioning of a family, which a person/family cannot overcome on its own.
- use toxic substances for the purpose of toxic intoxication;
- suffer from alcoholism;
- had persistent nervous or mental disorders until February 24, 2022 or acquired these disorders for reasons not related to military operations;
- persons who are in places of deprivation of liberty.
- Deviation from medical recommendations or reckless refusal of medical care, self-medication or treatment with methods of non-traditional medicine, treatment with experimental drugs or participation as a volunteer in physiological or medical research, carrying out cosmetic operations not aimed at correcting the consequences of an illness or accident;
- Active participation persons in war, hostilities or military activities, military exercises or police exercises, sea, air or land and other types of military operations Active participation is a person's service in the navy, army or air force or participation in operations of the navy, army or air force, participation in operations of territorial defense forces.
- Persons involved in civil war, rebellions, uprisings, popular unrest and strikes, mass disturbances, revolutions, public disturbances, group violations of public order, armed invasions, actions of external enemies, riots, seizure or usurpation of power, acts of terrorism, any other events that prompt the declaration of war, armed conflicts.
- Driving a vehicle by a person under the influence of alcohol, drugs or toxic substances and/or without a driver's license of the appropriate category, and/or handing over control of a vehicle to a person who was in a state of alcohol , narcotic or toxic intoxication and/or without a driver's license of the appropriate category;
- Diseases associated with epidemics during quarantine;
- The person's use of alcohol, narcotic or toxic substances (with the exception of cases of forced introduction of such substances to the person by third parties) or under the influence of medical drugs taken without a doctor's prescription. Exceptions are also all cases during which the person was under the influence of alcohol intoxication, narcotic or toxic substances;
- Events that took place with a person in places of deprivation of liberty;
- Plastic surgery, elimination of defects in appearance or figure.
What is necessary to receive help: send to email address info@solidarity.org.ua with information about the city, the composition of the family, the current situation and the plan for using the funds in an arbitrary form.
Priority of consideration of requests for assistance:
Group “A”:
– persons awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine;
– family members of a person awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine (including posthumously);
– servicemen who became disabled as a result of the war;
– war invalids and persons equated to them.
Group “B”:
– participants in hostilities and persons equated to them;
– parents dependent on a serviceman who died or went missing during military service;
– rehabilitated persons who became disabled as a result of repressions;
– veterans of military service, internal affairs bodies, national police, tax police, State Fire Protection Service, State Criminal Enforcement Service, Civil Defense Service;
– persons with disabilities of the first and second groups, disabled children;
– citizens who suffered as a result of the Chernobyl disaster, classified in the first category, liquidators of the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, who belong to the second category;
– children who have been diagnosed with a disability related to the disaster at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant;
– participants of the anti-terrorist operation and persons who carried out measures to ensure national security and defense, repel and contain the armed aggression of the Russian Federation in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions.
Group “C”:
– families with children, in which the long-term illness of the parents prevents them from fulfilling their parental duties;
– families raising children with disabilities and families with children whose parents have disabilities;
– families with children, where the parents are labor migrants;
– low-income families with children;
– families whose children are in institutions of institutional care and education;
– families whose children are placed in the family of a foster carer;
– internally displaced persons;
– large families;
– minor single mothers (fathers);
– children who are being raised in the families of guardians, custodians, foster families, family-type children’s homes;
– persons from among orphans and children deprived of parental care;
– persons with special educational needs.
Priority is given to internally displaced persons and large families.