87 Housing Certificates Handed to Odesa Region Veterans by Prime Minister

Veterans in Odesa Receive Housing Certificates

According to Главком: In Odesa, Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko distributed 87 housing certificates to veterans from the Odesa region. This year, full compensation for housing costs is being provided to 2,150 veterans with disabilities resulting from the war. These efforts are part of a nationwide program that supports individuals with Group I and II disabilities, as well as families of fallen defenders.

The city also inaugurated Ukraine's third Superhumans center, which has the capacity to fit up to 800 people with prosthetics annually. This facility is a leader among 88 institutions across the country that offer prosthetic services.

'In Odesa today, I had the honor of presenting housing certificates to veterans of the Odesa region. This year, 2,150 veterans with war-related disabilities are receiving full housing cost compensation.' Yulia Svyrydenko

Veteran Support Program

Announced by the prime minister in May, the program has a total budget of 5.67 billion hryvnias. It aims to support those who defended the country and facilitate their transition to civilian life.

'I thank everyone who has defended and continues to defend our state. Our duty is to stand by them not only during their service but also after they return to civilian life.' Yulia Svyrydenko

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and First Lady Olena Zelenska also attended the annual Superhumans Reunion community meeting, underscoring the state's commitment to veteran support. These initiatives are designed to improve the quality of life for those who have dedicated themselves to Ukraine's defense.

These measures highlight the government's obligation to veterans transitioning back to civilian life. The establishment of new prosthetic centers and housing support programs are crucial steps toward the social integration of individuals with war-related disabilities. As the needs of veterans grow, such initiatives can be decisive in enhancing their quality of life and adaptation to new circumstances.

In addition to the housing support, veterans with visual impairments can also access significant financial assistance. This program offers up to 95,000 UAH to help visually impaired veterans improve their quality of life. For more information on this support initiative, visit available assistance for visually impaired veterans.