RFAs: Stable Income – Stable Housing Assistance Program (Ukraine)

The Depaul Ukraine Charitable Foundation has opened registration to receive targeted charitable financial assistance under the “Stable Income – Stable Housing” program. The program is designed to support people from vulnerable groups who live in Odesa and Odesa District and plan to start or develop their own business. Registration is open until September 30, 2026 (the source does not specify a time). The “Stable Income – Stable Housing” program was created to support people from vulnerable groups who currently live in Odesa and Odesa District. The initiative aims to help restore livelihoods by supporting people in starting or developing their own businesses. According to the source, completing the registration form is a mandatory stage of the selection process, but does not automatically guarantee financial assistance. Applications are assessed based on their compliance with the criteria established in the Regulation on the Provision of Targeted Assistance. Details of the Regulation are not provided in the source. The source specifies the following main eligibility criteria: Applicants must also belong to one of the specified vulnerable groups, with internally displaced persons (IDPs) receiving priority. The vulnerable categories listed in the source include: Important: Completing the registration form is a mandatory part of the selection process, but does not guarantee that financial assistance will be awarded. The program supports self-employment and small businesses in Odesa and Odesa District. Funding may be used for activities related to starting or developing a business through: The source also clearly lists expenses that are not eligible, including rent, utilities, marketing/advertising, salaries, taxes, fuel, and debt repayment. This opportunity may be relevant to entrepreneurs with FOP status and people seeking to establish or develop their own legal business in Odesa and Odesa District. The support is focused on specific production and operational needs, such as equipment, installation, and consumable materials, which may help reduce initial costs for business development among vulnerable groups.

Contact for inquiries: 095 245 25 67 (during working hours only).

The maximum amount stated in the source is up to UAH 78,000. Applicants must live or be located in Odesa and Odesa District, according to the source. Yes. The source states that applicants must have registered individual entrepreneur (FOP) status in accordance with Ukrainian legislation at the time of application. The source states that internally displaced persons (IDPs) receive priority. Other listed vulnerable groups include single parents, large families, persons with disabilities or caregivers, guardians of legally incapacitated persons, and people aged 60 and above. The registration period stated on the page is September 23–30, 2026, with the final deadline on September 30, 2026. No. The source explicitly states that completing the registration form is a mandatory stage of the selection process but does not guarantee automatic receipt of financial assistance. The source mentions a registration form, but the direct link is not provided. Applicants are advised to visit the official opportunity page and look for the registration button or form there. Review the official program conditions and make sure your existing or planned business meets the program requirements. Check that your proposed expenses fall within the eligible categories. Then complete the registration form and submit your application by September 30, 2026, following the instructions provided on the official opportunity page.