Grants for social projects, IDP support and inclusion

14 open calls

16.11.2026
up to EUR 15,000 per project
Ukraine
The Ukrainian Women's Fund, under the “1325: Inclusive Security” project supported by the Government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands through the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has launched the call “Support for the Implementation of Regional 1325 Action Plans”.
FOR WHOM
NGOs / CSOsGov. Bodies
13.11.2026
up to EUR 5,000 for each of the 5 winners
Ukraine
Child Well-being Fund Ukraine, in partnership with Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe and with expert support from SILab Ukraine, has opened applications for “Own Business Workshop: Advanced”, a one-month development programme for women-led businesses. The project is funded by the German Federal Foreign Office.
FOR WHOM
Individuals
up to USD 1,500,000
United States
DIV Fund accepts applications year-round and funds development innovations that have already been tested in a real-world setting. Grants come in three stages: pilots of up to USD 200,000, testing and positioning for scale of up to USD 500,000, and scaling of up to USD 1.5 million.
FOR WHOM
UniversitiesNGOs / CSOsSMEs / BusinessStartups +1
31.12.2026
Not stated
United States
Organisers: NGO Eleos-Ukraine and the IOCC-Ukraine charitable foundation, supported by UMCOR. The project "Rebuilding: Strengthening the Economic Capacity of Women in Chernihiv Region" offers training and support to start a business for internally displaced women and women from local communities in Chernihiv region.
FOR WHOM
SMEs / BusinessIndividuals
31.12.2026
Ukraine, Lithuania
Lithuania’s Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid Fund is accepting applications for its Business Partnerships Programme in Ukraine. The K1 call opened on 24 June 2026 and runs until 31 December 2026 at 17:00 Lithuanian time. The configuration here is rare.
FOR WHOM
SMEs / BusinessNGOs / CSOsUniversities

Calls for social projects: support for IDPs and frontline communities, inclusion of people with disabilities, mental health, social entrepreneurship, humanitarian programmes of the UN and international foundations, employer compensation for hiring. Built from the GetGrant catalogue, open calls only.

Social funders assess beneficiary reach, partnership with local authorities and the sustainability of the service after the grant. Some programmes run as sub-grants of large organisations with short application windows, so watch the deadlines. Applications go to the funder’s site, linked from each card.

Grants for social projects, IDPs and inclusion: open now

As of 7 November 2026, the GetGrant catalogue lists 14 open calls for social projects, IDPs and inclusion, 7 of them with rolling applications.

Nearest deadlines

  1. “Own Business Workshop: Advanced”: grants of up to €5,000 for internally displaced women with children in Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast to grow an existing business, apply by 13 November 6 days left
  2. D-Prize: grant up to $20,000 for scaling existing solutions for social projects 8 days left
  3. Ukrainian Women’s Fund: grants of up to €15,000 for women’s civil society organisations to implement regional 1325 “Women, Peace and Security” action plans in six regions, apply by 16 November 9 days left
  4. Towards Life: Country in Action. Up to UAH 2.5 million for national recovery solutions 24 days left
  5. Erasmus Mundus NOHA master’s in humanitarian action: €1,400 a month for up to 24 months, study at two European universities, scholarship applications by 15 December 38 days left
  6. Rebuilding: training and support to start a business for internally displaced women and local women in Chernihiv region, apply by 31 December 2026 54 days left
Data updated All 14 open calls →

Frequently asked questions

How many grants for social projects, IDPs and inclusion are open right now?
As of 7 November 2026, the GetGrant catalogue lists 14 open calls for social projects, IDPs and inclusion, 7 of them with rolling applications. The list is updated daily.
Which deadlines are coming up next?
Who can apply?
NGOs and charitable foundations, communities and social institutions, social enterprises, employers in compensation programmes.
How is a call assigned to this topic?
By the words in its title and summary. A call can belong to several topics at once; the audience categories (business, NGOs, universities) are separate pages.