Complete instructions on receiving financial assistance for residents of the territorial communities of Uman, Khrystynivka, Haisyn, Ladyzhyn and Nemyriv. Legal grounds for payments from local budgets, how to write an application, addresses of TsNAPs, contacts, a complete legal guide from a lawyer. In the fifth year of the war, when social protection at the level of territorial communities becomes a key tool for supporting Ukrainians, not only those who directly

Complete instructions on receiving financial assistance for residents of the territorial community of Uman, Khrystynivka, Haisyn, Ladyzhyn and Nemyriv. Legal grounds for payments from local budgets, how to write an application, addresses of ASNs, contacts, a complete legal guide from a lawyer.

In the fifth year of the war, when social protection at the level of territorial communities becomes a key tool for supporting Ukrainians, not only those who directly suffered from the war and became internally displaced persons (IDPs) due to damage or destruction of property. But also many ordinary residents of Cherkasy and Vinnytsia regions who do not have the means for daily living due to difficult life circumstances caused by the war, such as loss of work, income, death or disappearance of the breadwinner, treatment or long-term rehabilitation. And most of them do not know that the local budgets of their territorial communities, which they have filled for years by living in the territory of Uman, Khrystynivka, Haisyn, Ladyzhyn and Nemyrivka territorial communities and paying taxes, have the right to material support with money that is annually allocated to help their citizens in difficult life circumstances.

Regardless of whether you live in the central regional center of the community or in a remote city such as a village or settlement under the jurisdiction of the community, or even in a remote village, the Law “On Local Self-Government in Ukraine” and Article 91 of the Budget Code of Ukraine guarantee you the right to financial support upon your request. 

So in this article, we have collected all the necessary information about the procedure for submitting and receiving a lump-sum payment for those in need, as well as all the necessary contacts and legal grounds for residents of these five communities.

Legal basis: your rights to payments

As we wrote above, you are entitled to payment if you are a resident, both permanent and IDP, in a certain community.

There are no clear, specifically fixed family circumstances for receiving the payment, under which you are guaranteed to be entitled to a payment or not. This issue is left to the discretion of the commission once it receives your case with a description of the circumstances and problems you have and need finances to solve them.

Most often, from the practice of lawyers, according to the analysis of the editors of our publication, Ukrainian Information on payments from the local budget is submitted if:

• the family is low-income or needs financial assistance due to loss of income
• the family has young or underage children who need material improvement of their conditions
• large family
• child with a disability 
• single mother or father with a child
• pensioners and elderly people over 60 years of age
• cancer patients and other citizens who need treatment and do not have their own funds
• military personnel and their families
• war veterans and their families
• prisoners of war
• others

All applications from citizens in these communities are regulated by a single state law. If you apply for payment from the community reserve fund, as the lawyer notes, be sure to refer to these norms:

1. The Law of Ukraine “On Local Self-Government” (Article 34) gives city councils the right to allocate funds for social protection of residents.
2. The Budget Code of Ukraine (Article 91) determines that these payments are legitimate expenditures of local budgets.
3. The Law of Ukraine “On Citizens’ Appeals” obliges the authorities to provide you with a response within 30 days and make a decision on allocating funds or refusing.

Reference table: contacts and community data for submission by citizens

For quick navigation, we have summarized key data into a single table. But remember that data may change and be inaccurate during wartime, so check it on the day of submitting the application that you write to the head of your territorial community.

Also, if you are from remote villages and settlements, you can submit such an application through your village headman. He will also notify you of the decision made or it will be sent separately by mail or to your email address if you have specified one.

Read also: How a resident of the Bila Tserkva territorial community can receive a one-time cash benefit from the local council in 2026 (Legal Instructions)

List of settlements whose residents are entitled to assistance by law

Below we provide a detailed list of settlements and territorial communities to which they belong for submitting applications at the addresses we indicated in our articles above.

Uman community (Cherkasy region)

The composition includes residents of the city of Uman and the village of Polyanetske .

Khrystynivska community (Cherkasy region)

Payments are available to residents of the city of Khrystynivka , the town of Verkhnyachka and the villages of: Botvynivka, Velyka Sevastyanivka, Verbuvata, Zoryan, Ivanhorod, Lishchynivka, Malaya Sevastyanivka, Oradivka, Penizhkove, Rozseshki, Sychivka, Talalaivka, Ugluvatka, Shukaivoda, Zayachkivka, Kuzmina Hreblya, Ositna, Shelpakhivka, Yagubets.

Haisyn community (Vinnytsia region)

Residents of the city of Haisyn , settlements (Hubnyk, Zyatkivtsi, Lisna Polyana, Mlynky, Khorosha) and 37 villages are entitled to assistance : Adamivka, Basalichivka, Berezhne, Bondury, Borsuki, Bubnivka, Buriany, Hnativka, Hubnyk, Huncha, Dmytrenko, Zherdenivka, Zarechye, Zyatkivtsi, Karbivka, Kyslyak, Kiblich, Kochuriv, Krutogorb, Kuna, Kuschyntsi, Ladyzhynski Khutory, Maryanivka, Meleshkiv, Novoselivka, Ohiivka, Rakhny, Rakhnivka, Rozivka, Semirichka, Stepashky, Tarasivka, Tymar, Kharpachka, Chechelivka, Shura-Bondurivska, Yarmolyntsi.

Ladyzhyn community (Vinnytsia region)

It covers the city of Ladyzhyn , the villages of Hubnyk and Ruzhytske, as well as the villages of Vasylivka, Zaozerne, and Lukashivka.

Nemyrivska community (Vinnytsia region)

Includes the city of Nemyriv and over 20 village councils, including the villages of Bayrakivka, Bobliv, Bondurivka, Velyka Bushynka, Vorobyivka, Golovenky, Zarudyntsi, Kovalivka, Krykivtsi, Kudlayivka, Medvezha, Mukhivtsi, Nykyforivtsi, Rachki, Ruban, Sokilets, Strilchyntsi, Spodahy, Chukiv, Yazvinky.

How to apply for financial assistance: step-by-step instructions for all ATCs

The algorithm of actions in the ASCs of Uman, Nemyriv, or Ladyzhyn is practically the same:

1. Collection of documents: Passport, code, certificate of family composition, certificate of income for 6 months.
2. Justification: Medical certificates (if assistance is for treatment or for medications or long-term expensive rehabilitation), fire or property damage reports, if any, a report on the family’s living conditions, a war veteran’s certificate or UBD.
3. Application: Submitted to the head of your ATC through the local ASC.
4. Payment: Made exclusively to the bank account (IBAN) specified by you in the application.

You can download the application form for payment of funds from the ATC budget using the link below.

Frequently asked questions

What is the review period? 

It is up to 30 days.

When to expect a payment decision? 

Payments are made within 2 months.

What is the payout amount?

You can expect from 1,000 to 20,000 hryvnias, depending on the complexity of your case, the need for funds, and their availability in the community budget.

Conclusion

If you live in one of these communities and find yourself in a difficult situation, don’t delay. Local budgets have resources to support you. Use the contacts provided and contact the ASC specialists in your city or village.

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