More than 500 families are preparing for winter with the support of the solid fuel aid program

More than 500 families are preparing for winter with the support of the solid fuel aid program

Published On: 26.08.2026Views: 518

More than 500 households in Dnipropetrovsk and Kharkiv regions are already registered to receive cash assistance for preparation for the 2026–2027 heating season.

Vulnerable families who heat their homes with solid fuel will receive 19,400 hryvnias per household for its purchase. For residents of front-line communities, such support makes it possible to take care of the warmth in their homes in advance and better prepare for the cold season.

So far, registration has been carried out in the communities of Dnipropetrovsk and Kharkiv regions.

Dnipropetrovsk region

Novooleksandrivka community: Novooleksandrivka, Voloske, Rakshivka, Maiorka, Doslidne, Stari Kodaky, Bratske, Kamianka.

Myrove community: Hlukhe, Novopavlivka, Novyi Myr, Dolynske, Striukivka, Vyvodove, Vesela Fedorivka, Nastasivka, Topyla, Myrove.

Kharkiv region

Kunie community: Ivanchukivka, Poliana, Nova Poliana, Shchaslyve, Lisohirka, Ridnyi Krai, Pidvysoke.

In the near future, the ADRA Ukraine team also plans to register households in the Savyntsi community of the Kharkiv region, expanding support on the eve of winter.

The work takes place in coordination with Shelter Cluster, local governments and other humanitarian partners. This helps to align support and direct it to the communities where it is most needed.

For residents of the front-line territories, the opportunity to purchase fuel in advance — is primarily an opportunity to prepare the house for the cold and take care of the heat in winter.

This publication and the assistance it refers to were made possible by the generous support of the Government of the United States of America in cooperation with the Polish Humanitarian Action (PAH). The content is the responsibility of ADRA Ukraine and does not necessarily reflect the views of the US Government.

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