With the start of a full-scale war, the number of internally displaced persons in Ukraine has increased significantly. Most of them found themselves in such conditions for the first time and now they need to understand what rights they have and what assistance they can receive.
Thus, according to the International Organization for Migration, as of September 1, 6, 9 million people became internally displaced.
On the Action.Centers platform, experts have collected the legislative framework and information about the rights that Ukrainians who are forced to move, as well as step-by-step instructions on how to get assistance for IDPs, children, people with disabilities disability.
You can read the full manual here.
What you will learn:
- what kind of assistance from the state can IDPs receive and how to do it;
- what rights do IDPs have to medical care, education, work, etc.;
- how to get temporary housing;
- about social protection of children affected by the war;
- how to register a marriage, newborns under martial law
Help. In September, internally displaced persons continue to receive payments from states and international organizations. Also, payments from the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) will resume in Ukraine in the near future.
