There are important changes that provide more opportunities for those working alongside the challenges of war

As part of the information campaign in the regions of Ukraine, where we presented the grant opportunities of the UMF, we heard a specific request from you, namely regarding restrictions on submitting applications and implementing projects in frontline territories.

In response, we present a solution to this request.

What does this mean in practice?

From now on, all youth work subjects (including young people aged 14 to 35) working in frontline areas can:

apply for grants from the UMF

implement their projects even in difficult security conditions

receive state support for youth development where it is especially important today

This decision is about fairness and access, as youth from all regions, including those most affected by war, will have equal opportunities for development, support, and recovery.

If you work in such areas, this is your chance to strengthen your initiative.

If you have an idea that can support young people, now is the time to act.

Submit your ideas via the UMF website uyf.gov.ua. We are here to support you!

The campaign to inform young people about grant opportunities from the UMF is implemented with the support of UNDP in Ukraine and funding from the Government of Denmark.