Clubs and courses that cost nothing: run by the state, by charities, universities and companies. Many are online, so a child can join from another city — or from another country.
As of 2 September 2026, Dityam lists 411 hand-checked opportunities in this category, 411 of them free. The catalogue is updated daily.
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A series of free training sessions for youth aged 16–20 and students in grades 9–11 in Kyiv. The program covers teamwork, personal development strategies, media literacy, public speaking, networking, and certificates. Held at America House Kyiv. Registration closes September 5, 2026.
Нетворкінг-захід у КолоHub з грою, обговоренням есе Леонарда Ріда «Я, Олівець» та дебатами про координацію без центрального плану. Включає п'ятихвилинне відео, дискусію та вільне спілкування. Безкоштовно, місця обмежені.
A series of free training sessions for youth aged 16–20 and students in grades 9–11 in Kyiv. The program covers teamwork, personal development strategies, media literacy, public speaking, networking, and certificates. Held at America House Kyiv. Registration closes September 5, 2026.
A learning event by alumni of the UkrayinaMrii project about building and developing communities. Participants will learn how to engage people, distribute roles, and foster collaboration. For active young people aged 16–25, NGO representatives, and youth initiative leaders. Free participation with travel, meals, and accommodation provided.
A nationwide challenge for schoolchildren, teachers and parents focused on bicycle safety during European Mobility Week. Registration is open for students from all of Ukraine and secondary schools across the country.
An extracurricular science club in programming and information systems for students across Lviv Region, leading to research projects. Classes start September 15, 2026 (2026–2027 academic year). Registration is open online.
A program by the President's Foundation of Ukraine for teams (one teacher and 2 students in grades 9–11) who want to develop a STEM project at their school. The program includes 5-day in-person training, mentorship, team building, and grants up to UAH 25,000 to implement the project.
A state mentorship programme that provides comprehensive support to children in institutional care or without parental guardianship through individual, group, or corporate volunteering mentorship.
The association builds systemic partnerships between government, civil society organizations, and businesses to ensure that every vulnerable child or young person in Ukraine has access to mentor support.
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Connect Ukraine is an online platform that allows Ukrainians in the Netherlands (including children) to sign up for numerous free activities, including music and sports lessons offered by local sports and cultural organisations. The website is fully in Ukrainian, so language is not a barrier.
The fund covers membership fees or tuition for children aged 0–18 from low-income families who want to join sports or cultural clubs (music, dance, visual arts, theatre). Ukrainian children and children without legal residency status can also apply, depending on the family's financial situation. Applications are submitted by an intermediary ('meerkracht') — a teacher, social worker, or similar — and the process is primarily conducted in Dutch.
A partnership programme by UNICEF and the AVSI foundation offering free after-school creative workshops, art therapy and learning support for Ukrainian children and adolescents in five regions of Italy (Lombardy, Lazio, Piedmont, Veneto, Emilia-Romagna). Conducted in Italian with educators and psychologists; applications are submitted through local programme partners.
A free media portal with Ukrainian-language content for children: audio fairy tales, songs, poems and educational materials. Each work is selected by educators and psychologists and checked for quality.
International breastfeeding support community. Free group meetings, phone and online consultations led by volunteer leaders. Professional IBCLC consultants and regional associations available, including the Lviv breastfeeding support group at the Lviv Association of Breastfeeding Consultants.
A joint programme by UNICEF and Ukraine's Ministry of Health for expecting and new parents. Classes with paediatricians and specialists on early child development, feeding, safety, and emotional development for children aged 0–3 years. Operates at maternity hospitals, early intervention centres, and nursing institutes across Ukrainian regions.
A free UNICEF app for parents of children aged 0–6 with personalized advice tailored to your child's age and needs. Works offline. Ad-free and no in-app purchases.
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A platform for parents and teachers: new practical printable activities every day, workbooks, handwriting practice, activity generators, experiments, and articles on child development and psychology. Basic materials are free.
A centre for internally displaced children with autism spectrum disorder offers free correctional classes: speech development, sensorimotor integration, and behaviour correction. Requires a diagnosis certificate and proof of residence in Lviv.
A contemporary choreography group (stage dance, modern, dance show, contemporary, jazz, hip-hop), classical choreography, folk-styled dance, and acrobatics at the Out-of-School Activities Centre in Sviatoshynskyi District, Kyiv. Ages 3–18. Enrollment is ongoing.
Comprehensive developmental classes and school preparation for children aged 3-6 years. Classes are held at the Centre for Extracurricular Activities in Sviatoshynskyi District, Kyiv. Enrollment is ongoing.
A club at the Sviatoshyn District Centre for Out-of-School Education in Kyiv. An introduction to English through easy, engaging, game-based learning. Applications open year-round.
Sports and arts group offering fitness gymnastics, acrobatics, yoga, and artistic movement. Develops coordination, strength, flexibility, endurance, agility, and creative skills. Run by the Sviatoshynskyi District Youth and Education Centre in Kyiv.
Military-sports club "Omega" of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine offers classes in hand-to-hand combat and military training for young people. The club focuses on patriotic education and conducts tactical field exercises. Enrollment is ongoing, with classes held three times a week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday) in Zhytomyr.
Karate club for children with hearing or vision impairment. Run by the Satori Children's Karate Club, a public organization in Zhytomyr. Classes are held every day of the week. Children develop skills in working together as a team, identifying leaders, making decisions together, and supporting each other.
An art club in Zhytomyr where children explore drawing, sculpting, collage, and quilling. The program enriches children's artistic and aesthetic experience and develops their understanding of different art forms. Free classes, with ongoing enrollment. Sessions held on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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A patriotic education club at the Zhytomyr Polish Centre for Education and Science. Study Polish language, traditions, culture, and history. Classes run Monday to Friday. Ongoing enrolment. Fee applies.
An art studio club for children aged 3-12 at the Suputnyk Youth Club. Classes take place on Mondays and Wednesdays. Completely free. Applications are open on an ongoing basis.
Yes. Only clubs, courses and workshops with free participation are listed here: state programmes, projects by charities, universities and companies. Every listing is checked by hand before it is published.
Can a child join online from abroad?
Yes. Many clubs and courses run online — the format is shown on each card. A child can join from anywhere in Ukraine or from another country.
How do I sign my child up?
Every card links to the organiser’s own page, and registration happens there. Dityam takes no commission and collects no applications — it is an open listing.