Razom Relief Grant Program

Razom Relief Grant Program is sponsored by Razom for Ukraine. Razom Relief Grant Program is awarded by Razom for Ukraine to support local Ukrainian volunteer organizations providing direct humanitarian assistance to civilians affected by Russia's full-scale invasion.

Razom Relief was launched in 2022 in response to Russia’s full-scale invasion to support civilians directly affected by the war. Since then, we have reached more than 1,000,000 people by providing access to food, shelter, clean water, psychological support, winter supplies, and safe spaces for children to learn and connect.

We partner with more than 200 local and grassroots organizations that understand their communities’ needs firsthand. Rather than replacing local leadership, Razom strengthens it. Through grants, organizational capacity building, and opportunities for collaboration, we help local initiatives lead humanitarian response and early recovery in their own regions.

In 2026, Razom Relief focuses on strengthening community resilience in frontline and war-affected regions. Our work supports locally driven recovery, invests in small and under-resourced communities, and helps people not only survive the war but rebuild with dignity, stability, and greater self-reliance.

ImpactUA Internship Program ImpactUA is a U.S.–Ukraine internship program connecting Ukrainian and American students with Ukrainian NGOs through hands-on, project-based placements. Led by Brave Generation and Razom for Ukraine, the program is designed to build long-term engagement with Ukraine by combining meaningful professional experience, cross-cultural collaboration, and civic contribution. ImpactUA moves beyond short-term exposure.

The program is built on the belief that sustained, practical involvement with Ukrainian NGOs strengthens future leaders, professionals, and advocates who remain connected to Ukraine well beyond the internship period.

Since march 2022 Razom Relief is helping to improve the lives of people in need by delivering humanitarian aid to front line communities, helping to prepare for winter, installing water filtering systems and providing power sources. We aim at providing people with necessary help and ensuring that even in harsh conditions they can continue to live with dignity.

The areas of Ukraine that were under occupation have suffered significant damage. A lot of the area is mined, houses destroyed, communication lines are disrupted. Our team works with our partner organizations to make sure people can restore their lives.

Our projects include repairing houses, shelters and bomb shelters, providing medicine and renewing private farming. By supporting camps and centers for kids and teenagers, we aim to provide more than just education, skills, and safety in high-risk areas. Our goal is also to prevent young people from losing their sense of direction.

Supporting these kids today means contributing to the future stability and reconstruction of the country. We also provide psychological assistance, particularly through innovative methods like family retreats, tourist retreats, art therapy, crafts, and community-building activities, aims to promote healing and development within communities.

Employment stands as a crucial factor for the integration process, facilitating the integration of individuals who have been compelled to relocate and those undergoing hardship. Razom Ticket is an initiative with a mission to increase engagement in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) disciplines among Ukrainian children.

We strive to provide a head start for kids to the world of professional science, IT and entrepreneurship. The children of the fallen defenders in Ukraine are under constant stress. They are in dire need of help.

As grown ups must understand that we owe them an unpaid debt as we could not save them from the horrors of war. The “RAZOM TOY DRIVE” team will do everything to wrap little children’s hearts with our warmth and love.

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