Mobile CNAPs brought state services closer to 11,000 Ukrainians: how it works

How mobile CNAPs bring state services closer in frontline areas

A mobile CNAP is a vehicle specially equipped to provide public services that travels to remote communities where people cannot reach the offices of administrative service centers by themselves. In the third quarter, mobile CNAPs provided administrative services to more than 11,000 Ukrainians - mothers with children, people with disabilities, and residents of frontline regions where demand has increased almost fivefold.

The head of the CNAP in Sumy shares her impressions

During one of our visits, our team met with the head of the CNAP in Sumy, Alla Strizhkova. She shared how the community received mobile CNAPs and how many services residents can receive right in their locality.

How to order a mobile CNAP at home can be found by following the link: https://curly.click/r/b70c

Mobile CNAPs help provide public services to people who cannot reach the offices on their own. With the help of mobile vehicles, Ukrainians in frontline areas can receive the necessary services, greatly simplifying their access and increasing the availability of state services.