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 inviting proposals from suppliers of stationery. 

The procurement will be carried out for two projects. The list of stationery items, their technical specifications, estimated procurement volumes, delivery timelines and locations, as well as the delivery conditions, are set out in the following Technical specifications:

  • Annex 1. Technical specification 1;
  • Annex 2. Technical specification 2.

Bidders shall submit their price proposal using the form provided in Annex 3. 

Requirements for the content and design of the price offer: 

  • the proposal should be prepared on the company's letterhead, signed, and stamped (if applicable), in accordance with the provided format ;
  • the proposal shall include the full name, position, and signature of the responsible contact person;
  • please send the document by e-mail to hrokholska@childfund.org.ua in .pdf format.;
  • in case of submitting a proposal from an individual entrepreneur, it is necessary to provide a copy of the Extract from the Unified State Register and an Extract from the register of single tax payers.

Proposals must be submitted to the Fund no later than August 10, 2026 with the subject line "Selection of a Stationery Supplier".

If you have any questions, please contact the Administrative Manager Yulia Hrokholska by email hrokholska@childfund.org.ua.

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.