A platform called "Home" has been launched to help Ukrainians abroad return home
The Ministry of Social Policy has launched a trial version of the “Home” digital platform, which will help Ukrainians abroad prepare for their return to Ukraine.
The platform provides information on the necessary steps for returning and allows users to create a personalized plan. It also compiles information on employment opportunities, education, social support, and other government services.
A separate section contains information about Ukrainian communities ready to welcome returnees, including details on local infrastructure, available services, and contact information. Additionally, the platform provides information about Unity Centers and organizations within the Unity Network abroad.
Source: Ministry of Social Policy of Ukraine.
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