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Support for civil society organisations and media during the war (Ukraine 3R)

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Verified by the editorial team 11 September 2026

Summary

The 'Ukraine: Relief, Resilience, Recovery' programme supports citizens, civil society activists and independent media affected by the war. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

About the call

The GMF programme helps keep organisations running, preserve human, organisational and technical capacity, and strengthen the resilience of Ukrainian society. It supports social, legal and psychological services, help for staff and volunteers, urgent relocation and temporary housing, digital support (equipment, data-protection systems), office rent and communications. Civil society organisations and independent media registered in Ukraine are eligible. Applications are sent on a rolling basis to Ukraine3R@gmfus.org.

Who can apply

  • Civil society organisations legally registered in Ukraine
  • Independent media based, relocated within, or working from Ukraine
  • Engaging local partners is allowed

What the funds are for

  • Social, legal and psychological services and support for staff and volunteers
  • Urgent relocation, transport and temporary housing
  • Digital support, office rent and communications

Documents required

Forms and templates are on the call page

How to apply

  1. 1Prepare the application form and budget form
  2. 2Email them to Ukraine3R@gmfus.org
  3. 3In the subject line, state the priority area number and a short project title

Questions and answers

Can relocated media apply to Ukraine 3R?
Yes. Independent media based in Ukraine, relocated within it or working from Ukraine are eligible.
Can partners be involved in the project?
Yes, engaging local partners is allowed. The applicant itself must be legally registered in Ukraine.

Donor contacts

Email: Ukraine3R@gmfus.org

Website: www.gmfus.org

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