Scholarship programs for orphans and refugees 2024
Education for Ukrainian orphans with UAC scholarship program

Amid the chaos of a full-scale Russian invasion, the plight of Ukrainian civilians, especially children, became a heartbreaking story. In July 2024, we celebrated our graduates who were able to overcome life's challenges thanks to the UAC scholarship program and our caring sponsors.
This year, more than 6 determined graduates flourished through the program, reaffirming the organization's commitment to helping Ukraine's future. Young people like Victoria and Vasiliy, whose life stories reflect loss and hardship, witnessed the transformative power of education. Mikhail, Arthur, and Artem are shining examples of perseverance and potential, children who have gone through many hardships along the way, they never gave up, thanks to UAC, the teenagers saw that this world is not hopeless and there are many kind and compassionate people in the world.
As these alumni express their gratitude, UAC opens its arms to welcome new students into its world of care, each with a story, each with a dream. Follow us on Facebook to read the hard stories of our new students, and join our Telegram channel. For as little as $57 a month, your sponsorship can pave the way for these orphans, supporting their educational journey while building personal connections through monthly correspondence.
UAC 2024: Welcome the graduates!
This summer of 2024, UAC is proud to honor the many graduates who have triumphed over adversity thanks to the continued financial assistance and sponsorship provided through this commendable initiative.
These talented young people, once Ukrainian students and some Ukrainian refugees, have shown unspeakable resilience. With the support of UAC scholarship program, they were able to complete their studies at various educational institutions in European countries and beyond, despite turbulent circumstances in their homeland.
Institutions such as Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv and other educational institutions have played an important role in shaping the future of these scholars. Thanks to this support, Ukrainian citizens holding student visas not only received their degrees, but also strengthened their sense of unity and determination to make a constructive contribution to the development of their homeland or host countries.
Many graduates now express their sincere gratitude for the sponsorship support that turned their dreams into reality. This is a clear message that individual circumstances, no matter how difficult, can be changed through collective and compassionate efforts.
"Maybe I'll have someone of my own who will love me and protect me from all adversity"
Every contribution, big or small, has the power to impact Ukrainian civilians in profound ways. Let's continue to offer our support and donations to these bright young minds and ensure that each Ukrainian child has the chance to succeed.
Donate Now and join the tide of generosity supporting the future of Ukraine. Together, we can rebuild lives. #StandWithUkraine #EducationForAll #Scholarship
Eligibility for student scholarship programs
Teenagers and orphans seeking an education amid the challenges posed by the Russian invasion may find support in program scholarship from Universal Aid for Children of Ukraine. To be eligible for this financial aid, potential applicants must meet several criteria:
- Nationality: Scholarships are generally available to Ukrainian citizens and refugees, with a particular focus on those affected by military conflicts and full-scale Russian invasion.
- Education Level: The program is generally designed for a variety of educational levels, including school leavers seeking higher education and university students seeking further study.
- Admission: Applicants must have a letter of acceptance from an accredited education provider, such as the Ukrainian National Universities.
In the wake of the Russian invasion, Universal Aid for Children of Ukraine has become a cornerstone of hope and support for countless Ukrainian students whose educational journeys have been threatened. This remarkable organization’s dedication to providing financial aid has become a lifeline for young Ukrainians as they navigate their academic journeys in a landscape marred by conflict and instability.
Assistance for Orphans
Universal Aid for Children of Ukraine (UAC) has committed itself to providing compassion and assistance to orphans affected by the ongoing challenges in Ukraine. As the Russian invasion deeply affects Ukrainian citizens, UAC's role has been critical in ensuring the welfare and future of these vulnerable children.
- Shelter and Safety: Provision of reliable and safe shelters to protect orphans from the armed conflict's immediate dangers.
- Educational Opportunities: Aid in ensuring continued access to education amid disruptions caused by the invasion.
- Medical Care: Delivery of essential medical assistance to address both physical injuries and psychological traumas.
- Basic Necessities: Supply of food, clothing, and other basic necessities to support children's day-to-day living.
With the generous support of donors, UAC extends a lifeline to orphaned children who face unprecedented hardships. These youngsters, robbed of their stable environments, find solace and opportunities to rebuild their lives with UAC's unwavering help. Each contribution brings hope and tangible assistance to those who need it most amidst the conflict. Join hands with UAC in offering a brighter future for the orphans of Ukraine – every donation, small or large, makes a profound difference.
How to help those in need and get pleasant sensations

- Donate Financially: Every contribution makes a difference in providing Ukrainian children with the financial assistance needed for education and basic necessities.
- Spread the Word: Share information about the Universal Aid for Children of Ukraine with your network to raise awareness.
- Volunteer: Offer your time and skills to support the operations of the organization both locally and internationally.
To donate, visit the Universal Aid for Children of Ukraine website or where you can choose to make a one-time gift or become a monthly benefactor. Your generosity can help ensure Ukrainian nationals continue to have access to education, medical assistance, and other forms of support crucial during these trying times.
Letters from new students of UAC 2024

Dear Klara, Iryna A., UAC team and sponsors.
My name is Pasha S., I am 18 years old. Born in the city of Makiivka, Donetsk region, on July 11, 2006. I am very grateful to you for helping me and participating in my life, my wonderful sponsors, Linda and Larry, during my 3 years of college.
Now I entered the university. I really need your help. My family is small, my mother is disabled of the 2nd group and my older brother. Dad left the family before I was born. Ever since I was a child, I went to church and always invited my mother with me, now we go to church together. At the age of 6, I went to first grade. When I finished the 2nd grade, the war started.
In our city, explosions began and deaths appeared. The airport and railway station were destroyed in Donetsk. It was scary to be in such conditions. My mother, as a disabled person, was offered to evacuate to the city of Odesa, the road there was not easy, because of the shelling we had to change the direction of the journey and sometimes change to other buses. We were settled in a sanatorium in Serhiivka, where I went to the 3rd grade and studied there for about 2 years.
Then we were offered to move to a social hostel for refugees in Odesa, and we moved again. We were accommodated in a social assistance center, where we live to this day. Already here, I graduated from the 5th to the 9th grade of school number 23, and after the 9th grade, I entered the college of the State Educational Institution of the Odesa Center for Vocational and Technical Education, majoring in information processing and software engineering. During this period, I was interested in paintings by numbers and I painted them a little.
I studied there for three years, passed the NMT and decided to continue my studies and applied to the National Odessa Polytechnic University for specialization 174 automation, computer-integrated technologies and robotics.
At this time, your help will be very appropriate, I am asking for your help. I sincerely pray to God to send me a sponsor. I wish you God's blessing in your business, health and happiness.
I promise to study well and behave well. Sincerely, Pavel S. 09/06/2024

