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Find similar grantsCulture Helps Solidarity Project Grants is sponsored by European Cultural Foundation. The Culture Helps Solidarity Project Grants support arts, culture, and civil society projects that develop responsible memory and commemoration initiatives related to the impact of Russia's war against Ukraine.
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Culture Helps Solidarity / Культура допомагає: Солідарність – European Cultural Foundation Culture Helps Solidarity / Культура допомагає: Солідарність Culture Helps Solidarity supports this work. Running from October 2025 to March 2028, the Creative Europe–funded project strengthens the ability of Ukrainian cultural professionals to continue creating, caring and connecting – both within Ukraine and across Europe.
Building on earlier collaboration, partners in Amsterdam, Kyiv and Berlin combine experience in cultural cooperation, education, mental well-being and social reintegration. Together, they create opportunities for cultural workers and communities to learn from one another and build lasting ties across borders. Support takes different forms.
Some grants help individuals and veterans sustain their well-being. Others enable cultural initiatives that widen access to the arts and heritage for people rebuilding their lives. Cross-border collaborations bring organisations together to develop new approaches to inclusion, accessibility and recovery.
Beyond funding, the project creates a community of mentoring, peer learning and exchange. It is a space for reflection, professional growth and solidarity. By nurturing creativity, wellbeing and human connection, Culture Helps Solidarity contributes to rebuilding lives and communities, while strengthening cultural ties across Europe.
Insha Osvita works throughout Ukraine and deals with issues of quality management of non-formal education and adult education. The Ukrainian VETERANKA Movement supports women in the military, protects the rights of women in the security and defense forces, and helps women veterans return to civilian life.
zusa, an international organisation working for and with cultural and civil society actors, practices and promotes the art of collaboration as a force for systemic change. The various calls for proposals will be rolled out starting in January 2026. Over €1.
4 million in funding will reach over 200 individuals and organisations. Beyond financial support, the project fosters a community of peer learning, mentoring, and exchange. It is a safe space for shared reflection, professional growth, and solidarity across borders.
Culture Helps Solidarity recognises that culture is central to recovery and democracy. By ensuring that Ukrainian artists and cultural workers remain active, visible, and connected to their European peers, the project supports both individual healing and the collective rebuilding of Ukraine’s cultural life. At its heart, Culture Helps Solidarity affirms that culture is not a luxury in times of crisis it is a lifeline.
By nurturing creativity, wellbeing, and human connection, the project helps rebuild lives and communities in and outside Ukraine, while strengthening Europe’s shared commitment to freedom, empathy, and solidarity. See Culture of Solidarity website for more information Want to see more projects like this one come to life in the future? Tel.
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Applications for Culture Helps Solidarity Project Grants are due November 10, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
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