The Charity Fund "Direct Inclusion" frequently shares information about government humanitarian programs for Ukrainians. We thoroughly verify all details and cite reputable sources. However, being cautious when relying on other platforms is essential, as scammers often hide behind good intentions. They create fake chatbots, banking websites, and more. Here’s how to protect yourself.

First, you should know that you can report cyber crimes by calling 0 800 505 170 on weekdays from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM or by filling out a form on the official cyber police website website.

To avoid scams, always verify information and never trust unverified sources. Check the legitimacy of websites, mobile apps, and phone numbers.

When making a financial transfer to any organization, remember that only your IBAN or card number is needed—nothing else. Never provide your PIN, CVV or CVC code, card expiration date, online banking login or password, or one-time passwords to unknown websites or individuals. Legitimate organizations will never ask for this information, but scammers will use it to steal your money.

"Direct Inclusion" urges you to stay vigilant and safeguard your personal security. Trust only verified and reputable institutions.