8 AVAILABILITY OF HEALTH SERVICES FOR CHRONIC DISEASE/DISABILITY (MULTIPLE OPTIONS MAY BE SELECTED) The respondent refused to provide an answer Other 1 4 No money for medication 38 Partly available due to the high cost 18 Impossible to establish disability 17 Medical services are limited in the absence of documents 60 ... I can't get chemotherapy from a government program because I don't have a passport. No money for medication, I'm in prison. I have no means for medicines, no possibility of determining disability status, no medication, and no treatment. I am in the medical unit for tuberculosis treatment. Responses from respondents Only one person reported seeing a doctor on suspicion of COVID-19 (by a child); the test was performed free of charge. The child’s mother does not have a signed declaration with a family doctor because she lacks an identity document. However, her child does have a pediatrician with whom she signed a declaration, which facilitated the timely examination and testing of the child for COVID-19. 14 (7%) people reported that they did not know how to protect themselves from contracting the disease, 10 (5%) people said they did not use personal protective equipment at all. 13 (7%) respondents do not know how to see a doctor in case of illness. Respondents reported that for personal protection against COVID-19 they mostly use disposable masks or disposable masks and antiseptics, as well as disposable masks, antiseptics and gloves.