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22.04.2025
Localisation as a Change in the Humanitarian System from Within

True localisation is not just about transferring resources. First and foremost, it is about trusting local actors and recognising their right to participate in policy-making, programme planning and fund allocation on equal terms with international partners

14.04.2025
The First Meeting of the HLF Grants Committee Took Place in Kyiv – Together Towards a New Model of Humanitarian Partnership

The participants discussed the key priorities of the HLF Programme, approaches to evaluating grant applications, selection criteria and challenges that local organisations may face. The meeting was not only the start of the grant process, but also a platform for open dialogue, exchange of experience and deepening of mutual trust.

08.04.2025
Presentation of the Help Localisation Facility programme in Kyiv

The programme aims to strengthen the role of local NGOs in humanitarian response. It is in line with Help’s global strategy and localisation policy, promoting the principles of equal partnership, responsibility and sustainable development.

02.04.2025
Help Supports Veterans: Grant Opportunities for Business Development

Recently, we presented a grant program in Uzhhorod, where veterans learned about the conditions of participation and received consultations.

13.03.2025
Help at Cafe Kyiv 2025: Presentation of the Help Localization Facility (HLF) Program

At the event, Help – Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe presented the Help Localization Facility (HLF), a program of direct funding for Ukrainian humanitarian organizations.

Help Localisation Facility (HLF)

HLF’s goal is to strengthen the role of local organisations in humanitarian response. The programme is based on the principles of equal partnership, transparency and sustainable development.

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Strengthening Communities and Enhancing Resilience for Vulnerable Groups Across Ukraine

The project provides flexible mechanisms to quickly adapt to new challenges and changing priorities. This may involve reallocating resources, revising timelines, and continuously assessing and reassessing the situation on the ground. By remaining flexible and responsive, the project can better support the most vulnerable populations and contribute to sustainable recovery in the face of an ongoing war.

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Winter Resilience: Strengthening Affected Communities and Local Population in Kharkiv, Donetsk, and Mykolaiv Regions

The project aims to support vulnerable communities in Kharkiv, Donetsk and Mykolaiv regions by providing access to basic winter energy resources and financial assistance for utility bills.

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Emergency aid for the population, communities and institutions affected by the conflict in Ukraine

The project aims to help affected people in the southern and eastern regions of Ukraine. Particular attention will be paid to survivors of gender-based violence and women-led families.

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Winter Resilience and Livelihood Empowerment: Strengthening Affected Communities

The project addresses vulnerable populations’ challenges, encompassing shelter, non-food items (NFI), heating, and livelihoods.

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Targeted Cash for Rent assistance in winter

Targeted financial assistance for winter rental housing will be provided for 1,000 people who are citizens of Ukraine (18+ years old), have the status of an internally displaced person (IDP) as of 24 February 2022 and currently reside in Zakarpattia, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Volyn regions.

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