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As of March 2026, approximately 784,000 Ukrainians are employed in Poland, accounting for 68% of all foreign workers. The total number of foreigners working in Poland has reached 1,152,700, an 8% increase compared to last year.
On September 7, the fifth wave of free food package distribution began in Kryvyi Rih. The assistance will cover over 46,000 families, including pensioners, people with disabilities, and combat veterans.
A project called "Path to Opportunities 2.0" is launching in Kharkiv, providing residents with the chance to learn in-demand professions such as electricians, turners, and welders for free. Participants will receive guaranteed job offers from local employers.
In the first eight months of 2026, the tourist tax in Prykarpattia amounted to UAH 38.19 million. The highest revenue was generated by the Polianytsia community. The data was provided by the Department of International Cooperation and Eurointegration of the Ivano-Frankivsk Regional Military Administration.
The government is introducing a new format of social assistance that allows families to receive payments of up to 15,000 hryvnias. The assistance can be applied for through the 'Diia' app, with the amount determined based on the family's income.
Frances Connolly won £115 million in the lottery but has already spent a significant portion on charity. She established a fund to help others.
In early 2026, Poland sees a significant increase in salaries across various sectors. A shortage of skilled workers is prompting employers to offer higher wages, including over 200,000 hryvnias in some industries.
The Ukrainian government announced a one-time payment of 19,400 hryvnias for over 380,000 families in frontline communities for the 2026/2027 heating season. The total funding amounts to 7.4 billion hryvnias, sourced from international organizations. Applications for assistance will be accepted until October 30, 2026.
Starting from September 2026, Ukraine has introduced new monthly pension supplements for the elderly. Pensioners over 70 can receive up to 570 hryvnias automatically, depending on their age, without the need to apply to the Pension Fund.
Food fairs will be held in Kyiv on September 5-6, where residents can buy fresh vegetables, fruits, and meat directly from producers. The fairs promise moderate prices for the products.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved a State Target Social Program for combating human trafficking until 2030. The program aims to protect the rights and provide assistance to individuals affected by human trafficking and exploitation, with the Ministry of Social Policy, Family and Unity of Ukraine designated as the main coordinator.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has adopted a resolution extending housing assistance payments for internally displaced persons for another six-month period. The maximum number of payment periods has been increased from five to six, and the conditions for assistance allocation have been clarified.
Property owners whose real estate has been damaged due to hostilities may be exempt from paying property tax. This exemption depends on the extent of damage and whether the information is recorded in the State Register of property affected by the war.
One hundred eleven housing certificates worth UAH 155.2 million have been issued to internally displaced persons from Luhansk region who lost their homes due to hostilities. A total of 247 applications for compensation for destroyed real estate have been submitted, with 153 already reviewed.
As of September 1, 2026, the portfolio of domestic government bonds (OVDP) owned by individuals exceeded UAH 163 billion, marking the highest figure in history. The Ukrainian government raised over UAH 343 billion from the sale and exchange of OVDP since the beginning of 2026.
