Evacuated from Olehivka receive housing, documents, and financial assistance, said Lubinets

First evacuated residents of Olehivka are already being discharged from medical facilities.

People who have relatives or friends in Ukrainian-controlled territory have finished their treatment. At the same time, other Olehivka residents continue to receive comprehensive support, including medical, social, and psychological assistance, wrote the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmitri Lubinets.

The Ombudsman's Office coordinates the work of state and charitable services that provide people with medical, social, and psychological help. Ukrainians were provided with the necessary items and ensured the processing of bank cards, tax codes, passports, and internally displaced persons certificates, and helped submit requests for payments through the Pension Fund. The evacuated received financial assistance for housing. Yesterday additional funds in the amount of 3000 UAH were allocated for purchasing glasses.

Regarding housing, for people who cannot live with relatives, temporary housing options have already been selected. Starting next week, assistance with relocation to chosen regions and housing for people will begin. The authorities are also working on mechanisms to care for and further house mobility-impaired citizens.

Ukrainians who wish to offer assistance with accommodating those affected can contact Olga Altunina's email, who, under Lubinets, coordinates this support for Olehivka residents.