On the same day, 10 March at 14:00, an informational webinar will be held for potential applicants. During the event, the ZDOROVI team will present in detail the logic of the 2026 programme, the approach to forming a project portfolio, the requirements for applicants, as well as the evaluation and selection criteria. The webinar will be an opportunity to better prepare for the application process and understand which solutions will be prioritised in 2026.

In 2026, ZDOROVI will continue its systematic work to attract international funding and will form a limited portfolio of medical projects.

This approach allows resources to be focused on institutions and communities with the highest potential for long-term impact and ensures deeper, comprehensive support instead of fragmented interventions. Municipal non-profit enterprises (MNEs) and local communities in the Kharkiv, Sumy, Dnipropetrovsk, Chernihiv, Odesa, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, and Mykolaiv regions, as well as communities in central and western Ukraine that are working under increased pressure due to the significant number of internally displaced persons (IDPs), are invited to participate in the selection process.

Priority areas for support in 2026:

- perinatal and neonatal care;

- traumatology, surgery and emergency medical care;

- development of barrier-free and inclusive medical services;

- psychiatric and psychosocial support.

Applications will be accepted from 10 to 20 March 2026 inclusive.
Detailed conditions of participation, project requirements and selection criteria will be available at the link.

ZDOROVI is not looking for individual initiatives, but rather solutions that can change the healthcare system at the community level. If your institution or community is ready to think strategically, take responsibility for results, and work for long-term impact, join the webinar and become part of the Grant Hub ZDOROVI 2026 portfolio.