Will the new draft law on basic social assistance be able to adequately protect the rights of vulnerable population groups, particularly persons with disabilities and single parents?
⚡️ Clarification regarding the new mobilization bill from the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine: ▪️ Mobilization is offered from 25 to 60 years; ▪️ Starting in 2025, basic military training will be introduced at universities; ▪️ Some categories of citizens are exempted from basic military training at universities; ▪️ Instead of conscription, basic military service is introduced for a period of 5 months in peacetime and 3 months in wartime; ▪️ Citizens from the age of 18 can choose the time of basic military service; ▪️ Citizens from the age of 18, regardless of basic military training or service, will receive a deferment until reaching mobilization age; There is also information that tomorrow the Committee will complete consideration of all amendments to this draft law, as of now, it is 82% ready. This draft law is of interest to: ▪️ Citizens from the age of 18, regardless of basic military training or service, will receive a deferment until reaching mobilization age; If it is accepted in this form, does this clause give a deferment for a person under the age of 25 who has passed the military department of reserve officers?
How can I receive assistance in the amount of 6500 hryvnias if I am a person with a disability and a pensioner? What documents need to be submitted and which authority is responsible for the payment?
Are citizens who already receive assistance to low-income families entitled to additional basic social assistance if they meet the criteria?
Does a father who evaded paying child support for his son have the right to a lump sum payment in the event of the death of his son who is a military serviceman?
If I am low-income and eligible for basic social assistance, can I appeal the decision to deny it?