Ukrainians aged 16+ can receive up to $5,000 to develop their ideas and professional potential—without complex reporting or business plans. The Talents for Ukraine programme supports individuals who already demonstrate results and seek to expand their impact in science, technology, education, arts, and other fields.
What participants gain:
- financial support of up to $5,000 to develop ideas, skills, or projects;
- no business plans or financial reporting required — the application process is simplified;
- a people-centered approach — support for personal potential;
- opportunity to scale impact in one’s field — from science to creative industries;
- priority for STEM, while remaining open to all fields.
The KSE Foundation continues accepting applications for the third phase of the Talents for Ukraine grant programme. The initiative aims to support talented individuals who already have achievements and are motivated to grow further.
The third phase of the programme (total budget — $1,000,000) focuses on STEM development: about 60% of funding is allocated to science and technology, while the remaining 40% supports other fields without restrictions.
Since its launch, the programme has already supported more than 400 Ukrainians, including scientists, artists, educators, innovators, and civic leaders implementing projects in Ukraine and representing the country globally.
Who can apply:
- citizens of Ukraine aged 16 and above;
- representatives of any professional field;
- individuals with proven achievements and growth potential.
Applications are submitted via the programme landing page:
- Click “Apply”, fill in all required fields, and wait to be contacted by the KSE Foundation team. Applications are accepted until the programme budget is fully allocated;
- All applications are carefully reviewed by an expert jury. At each stage, the best applications and winners are selected. Each stage may last up to two months;
- The programme team will inform applicants about the results and discuss details with selected winners;
- Information about new winners is published in the “Winners” section on the KSE Foundation website and through other official channels.
Good luck!
This publication was made with the support of UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency in Ukraine. The content of the publication is the sole responsibility of the Charitable Organization “Charity Foundation “Stabilization Support Services” and does not reflect the views of UNHCR.