Grants up to 77,000 UAH for Shyrokivska Community Residents: How to Apply.

Grant Support for Residents of the Shyrokivska Community

According to Novyny.live: The JERU program, funded by the German government, offers grants of up to 77,000 UAH to residents of the Shyrokivska community in the Zaporizhzhia region. This financial aid is available to those who have suffered losses due to the war or who plan to start a new business. It serves as a vital resource for reviving economic activity in affected areas. Applications are accepted from March 24 to April 7, 2026, and the program runs until April 8, 2026, giving entrepreneurs ample time to secure funding for their business ideas.

Who Can Apply

A wide range of community members are eligible for this grant, ensuring broad access to economic recovery support. Eligible categories include:

• Internally displaced persons (IDPs)
• Single parents
• Large families
• War veterans
• Families affected by the war
• Persons with disabilities
• Families with pregnant women or infants
• Low-income households

This inclusive approach helps diverse candidates improve their financial situation through the program.

Additionally, those eligible for startup funding specifically include war veterans, people with disabilities, and single parents. This highlights the program's focus on supporting the most vulnerable groups, who need extra financial help amid the ongoing war that began on February 24, 2022.

For more information or consultations, residents of the Shyrokivska community can contact +380752998854. It is also worth noting that the 'Posmishka UA' Foundation provides support to adults and children facing difficult life circumstances, offering an additional resource for those in need during these challenging times.

Rebuilding the economy in Ukraine's war-affected regions is a critical task that demands comprehensive efforts and support from international partners.

The JERU program reflects the German government's commitment to aiding Ukraine, helping not only individual entrepreneurs but also fostering broader socio-economic stability in communities that have suffered significant losses. By offering financial assistance to various population groups, the program underscores the importance of inclusivity in the post-war recovery process.