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Legal Assistance

Legal assistance is a vital tool for protecting the dignity and equal opportunities of persons with disabilities. With support from Fight For Right, persons with disabilities and their families can navigate complex legal processes, protect their interests, and seek justice.

You can contact Fight For Right for initial legal advice on the following issues:

Determination of Disability

Support in communicating with expert teams assessing functional capacity, guidance on appealing their decisions, and legal assistance for people who acquired disabilities as a result of hostilities. 
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Assistance with obtaining and completing an Individual Rehabilitation Program (IRP), accessing healthcare services and medical devices, and receiving services at rehabilitation centers.

Protection of the right to receive social assistance; legal support in obtaining assistive and rehabilitation devices; guidance on claiming compensation for damaged or lost property and improving housing conditions; and legal assistance with contracts, document preparation, and related matters.

Legal mechanisms for protection against gender-based violence.

Consultations on deferments from military conscription and the protection of the rights of wounded service members who have become disabled.

Rules for crossing the state border under martial law for people with disabilities, accompanying persons, and guardians, as well as specific guidelines for traveling with animals.

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Hotline for People with Disabilities

Or send your request by email

Send an email to [email protected] and include your first and last name. If you are requesting assistance for another person, be sure to provide their first and last name as well. Please also include your location, contact phone number, and a brief description of the situation for which you need legal assistance.

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A Story of Support. Standing Up for Yourself: How to Address Workplace Bullying

“You receive a disability pension, so you can just stay at home,” and “I can’t wait for you to be fired because I should be the director”—these are the kinds of remarks that Iryna Hrudacheva repeatedly heard from employees while working as the director of a preschool in Kopaigorod, Vinnytsia region.

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