A festival for young people from across Ukraine. On September 5 in Lviv, over 3,000 young people will gather. The program includes talks on career, AI, mental health, volunteering, live podcast recordings, a marketplace of NGOs, and networking. Theme: "Roots." Free admission with prior registration.
Youth forum in Lviv with over 3,000 participants from Ukraine. Includes discussions on careers, AI, mental health, volunteering, youth policy, veteran initiatives, career guidance, career consultations, and networking. Free admission with prior registration.
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.
A competition dedicated to Ukraine's Independence Day, organized by the National Centre for Ecology and Natural History (NENC) for school students. Participants submit photos, videos, and blog posts on patriotic themes. All submissions are done remotely.
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.
Національний бізнес-інкубатор для школярів 13–17 років і студентів 18–25 років. Програма включає 3 місяці навчання, 10 практичних модулів, роботу з менторами, офлайн-буткемпи в різних містах України, фінальний Grand Demo Day у січні 2027. 40 команд-переможців отримають фінансування до 500 000 грн для школярів. Реєстрація до 18 вересня 2026.
A three-month national business incubator for secondary school students aged 13–17 and young people up to 25. Participants receive training, work in teams on their own business idea, and pitch to experts. Prize fund: UAH 11,075,000 for 40 winning teams. Free to participate. The programme includes a national online track and an advanced track (online or in-person bootcamps in 11 cities: Kyiv, Dnipro, Lviv, Kharkiv, Odesa, Uzhhorod, Lutsk, Rivne, Poltava, Ternopil, Kryvyi Rih). Open to students without a ready-made project. Applications close 18 September 2026.
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.
UAH 25,000/month for winners of international school olympiads, UAH 10,000 for participants. Awarded by the Presidential Fund in the first year after graduation.
Ukraine's largest film festival for children and teens, Children Kinofest, together with UNICEF, invites children to create their own feature, animation or documentary film (up to 8 minutes) about childhood and teenage experiences.
A branch of the Small Academy of Sciences for creatively gifted children. Nationwide competitions in visual arts, embroidery, and decorative and applied arts.
Canadian summer school for talented high school students. Intensive STEAM program, leadership and entrepreneurship. Scholarships available for Ukrainian students.
Team robotics competition for ages 8–19. 95+ countries. 2026 theme: Robots Meet Culture. National stages from September; international final in San Juan, December 2026. Qualification through Ukraine's organizing partner.
Official olympiads in 20 subjects for grades 6–11. Four rounds: school → district → regional → national. Winners receive advantages in university admission.
Children's International Summer Villages — a global nonprofit organization since 1951. Summer camps and exchanges focused on peace, friendship, and cultural understanding.
Initiative by the German Foreign Ministry. Scholarships for summer language courses in Germany for students from schools with advanced German language programmes.
International science exhibition for high school students aged 14–18. Ukraine participates through MAN (National Academy of Sciences youth program). Grants and scholarships up to USD 75,000, interviews with Nobel laureates.
One-time payment of UAH 16,700 to families with children where at least one household member was injured or killed in attacks involving explosive weapons.
One-time payment of UAH 19,400 per household to prepare for winter: heating, fuel, utilities, warm clothing. For families in communities 0–20 km from the front line in eight regions.
Cash payment of UAH 4,100 per person to families affected by prolonged disruptions in essential services — electricity, heating or water supply — following attacks on critical infrastructure.
Cash payment of UAH 12,300 per household member to cover basic needs for approximately three months. For families with children affected by missile strikes or mandatory evacuation from frontline areas.