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We Stand with Ukraine: Funding Opportunities to Aid Refugees and Communities (Hungary)

Call for Applications: Local Enhancement Grant Programme in Ireland

Deadline: 05-May-2026

The “We Stand with Ukraine” call provides €1,730,005 in funding to support refugees from Ukraine in Hungary, counter anti-Ukrainian propaganda, and strengthen refugee-led and civil society organizations. Grants range from €30,000 to €120,000 for projects lasting 12 to 48 months. Eligible organizations must be registered for at least one year and comply with statutory reporting requirements.

Program Overview

The “We Stand with Ukraine” funding call supports initiatives responding to the humanitarian and societal impacts of the war in Ukraine, particularly in Hungary.

The call focuses on three strategic pillars:

The program promotes a coordinated, long-term response that combines social support, advocacy, and organizational capacity building.

Total Funding and Grant Size

Funding supports medium- to long-term initiatives that deliver measurable impact in refugee integration, civil society strengthening, and anti-disinformation efforts.

Key Focus Areas

1. Support for Refugees from Ukraine in Hungary

Projects should aim to:

Special attention is given to refugees of Roma origin, who may face compounded discrimination and social exclusion.

2. Countering Anti-Ukraine Narratives and Propaganda

Eligible initiatives may:

Projects should contribute to strengthening Ukrainian civil society while promoting social cohesion in Hungary.

3. Capacity Development of Organizations

The call supports:

Capacity-building activities may include governance development, advocacy skills, financial management strengthening, and institutional sustainability.

Who Is Eligible?

Applicants must:

The Fund Operator may request additional documentation to verify compliance.

Applicants must provide requested documents within five working days. Failure to respond may result in:

How to Apply

Step-by-Step Process

  1. Confirm eligibility and registration status

  2. Develop a project proposal aligned with one or more focus areas

  3. Prepare a detailed budget within the €30,000–€120,000 range

  4. Define a realistic project timeline (12–48 months)

  5. Ensure statutory and annual reports are up to date

  6. Submit the application before the deadline

  7. Respond promptly to any documentation requests

Why This Call Matters

This funding opportunity addresses:

By combining direct refugee support with civil society capacity development, the program promotes sustainable integration, democratic resilience, and social cohesion.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Strong applications clearly link activities to measurable outcomes in refugee support or civil society strengthening.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Who can apply for the “We Stand with Ukraine” call?

Organizations registered at least one year prior to the application deadline and compliant with statutory reporting requirements.

2. How much funding is available?

€1,730,005 in total, with individual grants between €30,000 and €120,000.

3. What is the project duration?

Projects may last between 12 and 48 months.

4. Are refugee-led organizations eligible?

Yes. Capacity development of refugee-led, migrant-led, and refugee-supporting organizations is a priority.

5. Is support for Roma refugees specifically encouraged?

Yes. Special attention is given to refugees of Roma origin to ensure equitable access to services.

6. What happens if required documents are not submitted on time?

Failure to provide requested documentation within five working days may result in rejection or disadvantages in evaluation.

7. Can projects focus solely on countering disinformation?

Yes, provided they align with the objective of addressing anti-Ukraine narratives and strengthening civil society cooperation.

Conclusion

The “We Stand with Ukraine” call represents a comprehensive funding opportunity to address refugee integration, combat misinformation, and reinforce civil society in Hungary. By combining humanitarian assistance, advocacy, and organizational capacity-building, the program promotes long-term resilience and solidarity in response to the ongoing consequences of the war in Ukraine. Organizations with strong governance, clear impact strategies, and a commitment to inclusion are well-positioned to apply.

For more information, visit EEA Civil Society Fund in Hungary.

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