Since 2006, Child Well-being Fund Ukraine has been working to enrich professionals and families with the latest knowledge and practices in order to jointly prepare children for independent life and protect them from injustice, violence and risky behavior.
As part of the implementation of projects aimed at improving the mental health and developing resilience of children aged 4–7 through the implementation of the "Healing Forest" program, Child Well-being Fund Ukraine is conducting a selection of specialists to be involved in the projects.
The projects include training trainers for the "Healing Forest" program for further training educators of preschool and primary education institutions to implement the program in working with children; supervisory, consulting, informational and methodological support for specialists; provision of informational and methodological materials; and networking events.
Below is a list of positions/functions in the projects for which Child Well-being Fund Ukraine is looking for specialists. Qualification requirements, key responsibilities and working conditions are set out in the annexes listed next to each relevant position:
- Project expert
- MEAL expert
- Project trainer-consultant
- Social media manager
To participate in the selection, please send an email to hrokholska@childfund.org.ua:
- resume;
- price proposition in the format provided;
- other supported documents.
Please indicate the position/function for which you are applying in the subject line of your email.
Deadline for submission of documents: July 28, 2026.
If you have any questions, please contact the Administrative Manager Yulia Hrokholska by email hrokholska@childfund.org.ua.
The final amount of the fee will be determined based on the results of the interview.
The competition of specialists is organized within the framework of the projects "Healing Forest: Program for Strengthening Psychological Resilience and Supporting Children's Mental Health in Ukraine" (2025-10-UCYE-UA-09), implemented in partnership with Barnfonden with funding from the Government of Sweden through the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), and "Humanitarian Response for Children’s Resilience in Ukraine through the Healing Forest Program Implementation" (K-UKR-2026-4024) with funding from Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe and Bread for the World.