In Ukraine, on the occasion of St. Nicholas Day, orphans and children deprived of parental care, who are brought up in families of guardians or guardians, will receive an additional one thousand hryvnias for each child at a time. This was stated by Prime Minister Denis Shmygal, reports UNN.
By St. Nicholas Day, orphans and children deprived of parental care who are brought up in families of guardians or guardians will receive an additional one thousand hryvnias for each child at a time. The corresponding initiative will be implemented as part of the"Winter support"
He thanked UNICEF for providing financial resources for the programme.
Also, according to him, the Cabinet of ministers adopted a strategy to ensure the right of every child to grow up in the family environment and an action plan for its implementation.
"We also continue to reform the system of child care and support in Ukraine. To do this, today we have adopted a strategy to ensure the right of every child to grow up in the family environment and an action plan for its implementation," Shmygal said.
He noted that the main goals of the strategy are comprehensive support for biological families, so that children do not end up in care facilities. These include inclusive education, high-quality medicine, effective social services, community support, and so on.
"The strategy is designed until 2028, and its implementation begins now. Responsible ministries and departments will be involved for this purpose," the prime minister added.
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On November 26, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine adopted a resolution on the launch of a new program of winter support for Ukrainian families - "warm winter". In December, low-income families and IDPs with children or adults with disabilities of Group I will receive 6500 UAH for each child to purchase winter clothes.
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People's deputies reported that 5 billion hryvnias will be spent on "Winter support" of Ukrainians from the state budget this year, and 10 billion hryvnias next year.
