Ukrainian families with children with disabilities will receive portable charging stations
Kyiv • UNN
A program to provide portable charging stations to families with children with disabilities of subgroup A has been launched in Ukraine. 4,000 stations have already been sent out, and a total of 10,000 have been purchased.
Ukraine is implementing another support program for families with children with disabilities in subgroup A. This involves providing portable charging stations with an approximate capacity of 2 kWh. This was announced by Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko, as reported by UNN.
The government is implementing another support program – providing portable charging stations to families with children with disabilities in subgroup A. In total, 10,000 stations with an approximate capacity of 2 kWh have been purchased so far. The first 4,000 have already been sent directly to the families of such children via Ukrposhta. The rest will be delivered in the near future.
According to preliminary information, one of the parents, a guardian, or a legal representative of the child can receive the station.
The conditions for receiving this support, as well as information about other current energy assistance programs, their capabilities, and application procedures, can be found at the link - https://energy.kmu.gov.ua/
Recall
The Verkhovna Rada adopted law No. 14303 on one-time monetary assistance for harm to life and health. The document expands the circle of persons entitled to assistance, including critical infrastructure workers, and extends the term of its implementation.