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International Day of Play Community Fund Ukraine

Applications open until June 11th

Mehopolo e netefalitsoeng le letshehetso ea lichelete bakeng sa sechaba sa heno.

Celebrate the first International Day of Play on June 11 by organising an event or project in your local community allowing more children to benefit from the power of play.

Sheba melao le dipehelo.

Kamoo e sebetsang kateng

Apply to start one of the ideas listed below or submit your own International Day of Play event for funding
If approved, use your project page to complete the 30 Day Challenge to receive the initial 80% of your grant funding
Host your event or start your project for International Day of Play
Report back on impact by August 15th and receive the remaining 20% of your grant funding

Ke mang ea ka etsang kopo

You want to create a safe time and space for children to play
You are interested in hosting an event or project for International Day of Play around June 11, 2024
Your event or project will take place in Ukraine
You are able to provide a clean criminal record if applying as an individual or official registration documentation if applying as an organization

Seo o se fumanang

Seed funding to host your event or start your project
Free resources and support along with a project page on ChangeX
Additional impact funding, once you report back on the social impact of your project before August 15, 2024

Lekola mehopolo

Khetha mohopolo oo o ka o qalang sebakeng sa heno. Sheba melao le dipehelo.

KABOOM!

Fetolela libaka tsa letsatsi le letsatsi hore e be libaka tsa ho bapala ka Play Everywhere.

Etsa kopo
Play With Your Food

Mehopolo ea OpenSeat Play With Your Food e thusa likamano pakeng tsa bana le batsoali ba bona (kapa bahlokomeli) ka lijo tse bapalang le tse amanang le moqoqo.

Etsa kopo
Play Action Box

The Play Action Box is a toolkit of different elements that invites people and children of all ages to play and occupy urban public spaces.

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Playful Street

A low cost and easy way to create play spaces so children and neigbours can fully enjoy the streets they live on

Etsa kopo