Supported living

16 October 2025

The supported living service is a project for older internally displaced persons and internally displaced persons with disabilities, allowing them to choose their own service provider under the “money follows the person” principle. To obtain the service, an application must be submitted to a local self-government body, while the Fund for Social Protection of Persons with Disabilities compiles a list of providers and transfers funds to the recipient's card.

Who can receive the service?

Internally displaced persons (IDPs).

Older people and persons with disabilities.

Those living in territories where hostilities took place or are taking place, or whose property has been destroyed.

What does the service include?

The supported living service is a set of measures that may include:

Provision of housing (an apartment or house).

Support for self-care skills.

Assistance with household tasks.

Educational activities.

How to obtain the service?

Submit an application to the local self-government body at your place of residence or where you apply, in writing or electronically.

Get assistance from a social manager if you are unable to apply yourself.

Choose a social service provider from the list compiled by the Fund for Social Protection of Persons with Disabilities.

Sign an agreement for social services.

Receive supported services and pay using the card to which the Fund transfers the money.

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For more information, call the IDP hotline 1548