Several categories of Ukrainians who have left for Romania because of the war can count on monetary assistance from the Red Cross. Ukrainians in Romania can receive payments from the Black Cross / Photo: Getty Images, Colage: Ciogodni According to the organisation's website, to get support, you have to fill out an application and wait for its approval, Segodnya reports. The money is given to the least
From the IGFM bulletin "For Human Rights /FdMR", No. 5/22, p.1 ISHR lawyers in Ukraine - "Our mission is to help now" “The situation is changing from day to day. We focus on food, hygiene and medicine, but people are also asking for fuel, money and most importantly drinking water. There is an urgent need for medicines for the heart, high blood pressure, bandages and especially baby food. As a
Canadian authorities said on 2 June 2022 that refugees from Ukraine arriving in the country will receive a lump sum payment. Refugee status in Canada for Ukrainians 2022: Features, processing, benefits Canadian authorities said on 2 June 2022 that refugees from Ukraine arriving in the country will receive lump-sum payments. In addition to the fact that in early March the government launched a special assistance programme for Ukrainians, the prospect
Ukrainians who have found temporary protection in Poland will be given special free shopping cards. Ukrainians in Poland will get 900 zlotys extra help Ukrainians who have found temporary protection in Poland will receive special free shopping cards. This was reported by the Ukrainian embassy in Poland. 10 thousand cards will be distributed by the local retail network Biedronka in the framework of the programme "We welcome and we help".
Ukraine: Protection status S may be revoked on prolonged travel home Following consultation with the cantonal and city authorities, the State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) has decided that it may revoke the protection status S of persons who have fled Ukraine if they return to their home country for more than 15 days in a quarterly period. The same applies if they move their main place of residence to
Ukrainian citizens who have left the country are optimistic about the future Ukrainians fleeing the war also passed through the Palanca checkpoint on the Ukrainian-Moldovan border. Near the checkpoint, the Moldovan authorities set up a small refugee camp. In addition to official authorities, charitable organizations and ordinary citizens provided assistance: free transportation to Chisinau, accommodation at home, Alexander Yanevsky wrote about it in his article on golosameriki.com "We are helping
More than a hundred days of war in Ukraine mean more than five million children are in great need of humanitarian aid. That's three million children in Ukraine, and more than 2.2 million children in refugee-hosting countries. Data provided by UNICEF shows that the war has had a devastating impact on children, it is the most extensive and lightning-fast since World War II. The organisation has been actively involved in
The FRG has launched a special website, with Mikola the boar as a guide. The portal aims to help Ukrainian refugees adapt to life in a foreign land. Germany has launched a website to help refugees from Ukraine adapt The invented character will help children and adults learn German and understand German culture. Germany has launched a special website with Mikola the boar as a guide. The goal of the
Since the beginning of summer, some European countries are changing the rules for Ukrainian IDPs. In particular, they are abolishing free travel on public transport. New rules for migrants from Ukraine to the EU: what will change from 1 June A centre for Ukrainian refugees. Photo: Yuriy Safronov / Novaya Since the beginning of summer, some European countries are changing the rules for Ukrainian IDPs. In particular, they
Financial assistance is available for people who fulfil the following criteria: have left Ukraine because of the conflict; are in Romania; belong to one of these categories: Financial assistance for Ukrainians in Romania: How to receive payments The Romanian Red Cross community offers financial assistance for vulnerable Ukrainian refugees in Romania. The assistance amounts to 110 euros per person and will be paid for three months. This is reported by