The Ministry of Finance offers 12 million euros to Ukrainian refugees – money for social benefits

A draft resolution stipulates that requested funds are to be drawn from amounts borrowed on behalf of the state. The primary portion of these resources, amounting to nearly 11.94 million euros, is earmarked to cover various social benefit expenses incurred during the months of April through June of the current year. A further sum of 310,000 euros is scheduled to be allocated to manage expenses anticipated between July 1, 2026, and September 30, 2026.

According to the draft, these funds are designated for several specific social services. These include providing social care for unaccompanied minors and children without parental guardianship, supporting social services for foreign nationals, funding one-off settlement benefits, and compensating for child education costs. Additionally, a smaller amount of 2,800 euros has been allocated to cover the operational expenses of the Reception and Integration Agency.

These specific funds are intended to support the integration efforts for individuals transferred from Ukraine. Overall, the disbursement of these euros is structured to meet immediate social needs while also planning for future support services and integration requirements, detailing how the various expenses will be allocated across different timeframes and populations.

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