Action has launched a new service: you can now apply for repairs to your damaged home and receive funds for repairs through the Recovery program. The maximum amount is 200 thousand UAH. The service is available if the housing is refurbishable and completely renovated.
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To get help, you need:
- report damaged property in Action;
- open a specialized account in one of the participating banks of the program;
- fill out an application for help in the Action application, check it and send it for processing.
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After that, the local authorities will send a commission that will inspect the damaged property, record the destruction and determine the amount of compensation.
Subsequently, the applicant will receive confirmation and funds for the Recovery card, assures the Ministry of Digital Development. They must be used within 12 months from the date of receipt.
Launched the Recovery service in the Action app – apply to receive funds to repair your damaged home. The World Bank is providing funds so that Ukrainians can restore their own homes damaged due to a full-scale invasion as soon as possible, Deputy Prime Minister Mikhail Fedorov explained on his social networks.
In the first phase of the service there is Restoration Assistance will be given to people whose homes are in need of cosmetic repairs. For example, your home is livable, but you need to replace windows, doors, repair the roof, etc. Priority is given to combatants, mobilized, families of fallen soldiers, people with disabilities of groups I and II, and families with many children. The maximum amount for the restoration of one object is UAH 200,000.
Next, we scale the program. Fedorov promised that people whose houses were completely destroyed as a result of Russian aggression would receive help.
Source: Racurs
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