Recruitment of veterans' assistants has begun. Where can I apply?
12.07.2023
Every day the number of combat veterans in Ukraine is growing steadily. As recently as 1.5 years ago, most of these people were engaged in entirely different activities, far removed from the military sphere. Having gone through the stressful experience of being on the front line, it is difficult for them to return to their "normal" lives. The defenders do not understand how they are perceived by society and what place they occupy in it. To help these people adapt to the new realities faster, the Ministry of Veterans Affairs of Ukraine is launching a new social project. The Charitable Foundation "Direct Inclusion" will tell you more about it.
Who can participate?
The Veteran's Assistant program is open to citizens of Ukraine who have gone through the transition from military service to civilian life and their relatives. They will help other defenders adapt to their new social role easily and quickly and tell them about the specifics of obtaining certain services and benefits guaranteed by the state.
The position of a veteran's assistant will be official. Candidates who pass the competitive selection and training course will be employed in one of the following regions: Dnipro, Lviv, Mykolaiv, or Vinnytsia regions.
One of the requirements for project participants is that they have at least a junior bachelor's degree.
How to apply?
Log in to the eveteran.gov.ua platform using an electronic signature to complete the application form. Afterward, go to the section by the link and carefully fill in all the necessary data. The system will require you to upload your educational documents and confirmation of kinship for family members of veterans.
After filling out the form, you will take a short test. You can complete the procedure by putting in an electronic signature.
The Charitable Foundation "Direct Inclusion" reminds us of the importance of civilian support for the military. While they protect us, we must continue to help them: mentally and financially. It is too early to forget about the importance of regular donations!