Ukrainians can receive up to UAH 12,300 in aid from the UN in November: who is entitled to payments

In November 2026, certain categories of Ukrainians may receive cash assistance from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). The amount of payments ranges from 10,800 to 12,300 hryvnias per person, depending on the category of applicant.

The program provides support for citizens who were forced to leave their homes due to hostilities, as well as those who returned to their place of permanent residence after forced displacement.

Who can receive assistance

Currently, registration is available in the city of Sumy for the following categories of citizens:

Internally displaced persons who have evacuated within the last 45 days.

IDPs who left their homes between 46 days and six months ago.

Ukrainians who have returned from abroad or other regions within the last year.

Families affected by shelling within the last 45 days.

Additional criteria apply to certain categories of applicants, including an income of no more than UAH 8,300 per person per month, difficult housing conditions, and belonging to vulnerable groups.

Priority is given to the elderly, people with disabilities, large families, and low-income families.

What amounts are provided

The amount of assistance depends on the circumstances:

12,300 UAH — for recently evacuated IDPs.

12,300 UAH — for IDPs who moved from 46 days to six months ago.
10,800 UAH — for citizens who returned home after forced displacement.
12,300 UAH — for victims of recent attacks.
How to apply

To check compliance with the program criteria and make a preliminary appointment, you must call:

📞 063 182 68 38

The data collection point is located at:

Sumy city, Nyzhnokholodnohirska st., 8.

Visit to the point takes place after prior appointment and invitation.

It is important that payments are not assigned automatically. The right to receive assistance is determined after checking the applicant’s compliance with the program conditions.