19,400 UAH for winter: more than 19,000 applications for assistance submitted in Mykolaiv
Submitting an application does not guarantee that funds will be automatically credited
Applications are still being accepted in Mykolaiv for one-time financial assistance under the “Winter Support” program. As of October 15, 2026, staff of the Department of Social Protection of the Population of the Mykolaiv City Council had received 19,520 applications from households in the city.
The program provides a payment of UAH 19,400 per household. The amount does not depend on the number of household members or the preferential categories to which they belong. The program’s designated eligible categories are entitled to assistance.
Applications may be submitted through October 30, 2026, inclusive. However, submitting an application does not guarantee automatic payment: the program and its payments are funded by international and humanitarian organizations.
Applications are accepted not through the CNAP (Administrative Services Center), but directly by social protection authorities. In Mykolaiv, applicants should contact the city’s Department of Social Protection or the district office responsible for their area:
- Central District:
- 25 Zakhysnykiv Mykolaieva Street — phone 093 131 94 67;
- 19A Shevchenka Street.
- Zavodskyi District:
- 9 Morekhidna Street — phone 093 642 09 25;
- 19A Shevchenka Street.
- Inhulskyi District:
- 26 Mykolaivska Street — phone 099 323 80 46;
- 51A Pivdenna Street.
- Korabelnyi District:
- 1/1 Dmytra Pietukhova Street — phone 093 013 48 78.
Source: Mykolaiv City Council.
We previously reported:
- “People have simply got used to it”: Mykolaiv explains the queues for “Winter Support”
- UAH 19,400 per household: additional “Winter Support” locations open in Mykolaiv
- People start queuing at 3 a.m.: Mykolaiv residents complain about difficulties obtaining “Winter Support”
- Winter assistance of UAH 19,400 for Mykolaiv residents: who can apply in the city
- Assistance for Mykolaiv residents: international partners to allocate $55 million for winter support in frontline areas







