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Culture Helps Solidarity: Collaboration Grants
European Cultural Foundation
NetherlandsGrant recipients: Youth Drama Theatre 'AmaTea', Art Dot, Bentegy Theatre +15 more.
The odds
18
The organiser did not publish how many applied.
- Grant recipients18
From 10 countries
Grant recipients
18Culture Helps Solidarity Collaboration Grant (round 1, 2026)
UkraineYouth Drama Theatre 'AmaTea'Paper Cities- UkraineArt DotHealing Harmonies: Trauma Informed Music Sessions and Professional Exchange for Veterans’ Recovery
- UkraineBentegy TheatreUnder the Uniform
- UkraineBudmoThe Resilient Theatre: Participatory cultural theatre rooted in local materials for and with Ukrainian veterans
- UkraineCMYKCMYK (Education course + Rave)
GermanyFlutgrabenSplit/Home
PolandJazdaa Polska! Foundation for Young ArtistsArt of war- PolandKatarzyna Kozyra FoundationSecondary Archive Ukraine
ItalyMaterahubRE-ROOT: Bridging Recovery and Professional Craft Pathways- UkraineNafta TheaterGALA by Jerome Bel: A Community Dance Performance in Lviv
RomaniaPământeni AssociationStories That Act: Participatory Theatre Across Borders- GermanyPart.uaTrauma-Informed Movement Residency: cross-border practices for healing and bridging diverse experiences of Ukrainian women
CzechiaTanec PrahaDance Therapy in Practice
FranceUkraine AmitiéCarnets de Voyage: A Creative Summer Camp for Ukrainian Youth
IrelandUkrainian Cultural Centre in IrelandBridging the Distance: Ukrainian and Irish Literary Voices- NetherlandsUnited Ukrainian TheatreLetters Home
- UkraineYermilovCentreOpARTuning
SlovakiaZdieľajCreative Resilience: Mobile Community Art Workshops Connecting Ukrainian and Slovak Communities
Prizes, shows and programme
- grant
- Up to EUR 20,000 (two partners) or EUR 30,000 (three or more partners)
- period
- Projects start from 1 Jun 2026
- result
- 18 collaboration projects selected in round 1 (announced 10 Jul 2026), led by organisations in Ukraine, Poland, the Netherlands, Italy, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, France, Ireland and Germany.
- What the call offered
- Financial disbursements covering operational and venue rentals, technical equipment procurement, artist honoraria, psychological expert fees, and related travel expenditures. Supports projects designed to improve access to cultural participation and actively support the integration of internally displaced persons and refugees.
- Who could apply
- Partnership must include at least one civic or public organization possessing legal status in Ukraine (including those operating in exile), partnered with an entity from another Creative Europe nation.
Sources
2Names and numbers are copied as the organiser published them. Spotted a mistake? Write to us and we will fix it.
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Next edition is open
Culture Helps Solidarity — Collaboration Grants, 2nd Round
Deadline: 10 Nov 2026