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Time to Act, Unstoppable: grants for adaptive sports centres in communities

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Verified by the editorial team 29 September 2026

Updated Source switched to the call page; last season closed 12 May 2025; co-financing from UAH 200,000, applicants are communities, municipal bodies, NGOs

Summary

Up to UAH 400,000 to set up adaptive sports centres for people with disabilities, including veterans, with co-financing of at least UAH 200,000. The competition runs annually; the last season covered 13 oblasts and Kyiv and closed on 12 May 2025.

About the call

The Time to Act, Unstoppable social initiatives competition is run by the MHP-Hromadi charitable foundation with the state institution Sport for All under the President's Active Parks project, supported by the Ministry of Youth and Sports. It aims to create sports centres adapted for community residents, including people disabled by the war, where they can exercise with qualified coaches and rejoin community life.

The 2025 season had a budget of UAH 8 million, grants of up to UAH 400,000 and mandatory co-financing of at least UAH 200,000. Funds cover sports equipment, the coach's salary and fitting out the space. Winners also get free coach training, accounting support, occupational therapy training and mentoring.

In the 2024 season 15 clubs in 8 oblasts were supported from 117 applications, almost UAH 6 million together with the Fedir Shpyh Foundation. The 2025 season covered Vinnytsia, Volyn, Dnipropetrovsk, Zhytomyr, Ivano-Frankivsk, Kyiv, Lviv, Poltava, Sumy, Ternopil, Khmelnytskyi, Cherkasy and Chernihiv oblasts and Kyiv city. No new season has been announced on the foundation's page yet.

Who can apply

  • Local self-government bodies
  • Municipal enterprises, institutions and organisations
  • Healthcare facilities
  • Civic associations and charitable foundations

What the funds are for

  • Sports equipment
  • Coach's salary
  • Fitting out the adaptive sports centre

Documents required

Forms and templates are on the call page

How to apply

  1. 1Watch for the next season on the MHP-Hromadi site
  2. 2Complete the questionnaire at nestrymni.sportforall.gov.ua
  3. 3Upload the application form and project budget

Questions and answers

What co-financing does the Time to Act, Unstoppable competition require?
Mandatory co-financing of at least UAH 200,000. The project budget with co-financing is submitted with the participant questionnaire and application form.
Has a new season of the competition been announced?
No. The competition runs annually, but no new season has been announced on the foundation's page yet; the last season closed on 12 May 2025.

Change history

  1. Updated: Source switched to the call page; last season closed 12 May 2025; co-financing from UAH 200,000, applicants are communities, municipal bodies, NGOs

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