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Grants for NGOs to improve access to basic services in Savynska community, Kharkiv region

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Verified by the editorial team 29 September 2026

Updated Added description; funder is ACTED (UK aid), up to GBP 20,000 (not USD), deadline 15 June 2026, Kharkiv region; no primary source found, link still points to an aggregator

Summary

Up to GBP 20,000 per project of up to 6 months for Ukrainian non-profit NGOs. ACTED, with UK aid support, funds projects that improve access to basic services in Savynska community, Kharkiv region. Applications closed on 15 June 2026.

About the call

ACTED, funded by UK aid (FCDO), announced a call for NGOs implementing projects that improve access to basic services in communities: healthcare, education, social and administrative services. Projects must match the priority measures list of the specific community; one announcement lists Savynska and Prolisnenska (Kharkiv region), Mykhailo-Lukashivska and Stepnenska (Zaporizhzhia region) among target communities.

Grants are up to GBP 20,000 with projects lasting up to 6 months. Applicants must be registered in Ukraine with non-profit status, have project implementation experience and follow humanitarian principles.

The original ACTED announcement was not found on its own site; conditions are taken from aggregators, so check details directly with ACTED before planning.

Who can apply

  • NGOs registered in Ukraine with non-profit status
  • Organisations with project implementation experience
  • Organisations that follow humanitarian principles

What the funds are for

  • Access to healthcare and education services
  • Social and administrative services
  • Priority measures set by the community

Documents required

Forms and templates are on the call page

How to apply

  1. 1Fill in the application form (annex 1) and budget (annex 2)
  2. 2Sign every page of the documents
  3. 3Email the scans to ukraine.partnership@acted.org

Questions and answers

How long can a project under the ACTED grant last?
Up to 6 months. Projects must match the priority measures list of the specific community.
Are the call conditions confirmed by an official ACTED announcement?
The original ACTED announcement was not found on its own site and conditions are taken from aggregators. Check details directly with ACTED before planning.

Change history

  1. Updated: Added description; funder is ACTED (UK aid), up to GBP 20,000 (not USD), deadline 15 June 2026, Kharkiv region; no primary source found, link still points to an aggregator

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