Recently, the 10th wave of the all-Ukrainian educational project Let's NGO was completed. 45 representatives of NGOs from 5 regions of Ukraine underwent online training on organizational development. This was announced by the project manager of Let's NGO Kamila Trofimchenko.

Let's NGO is an educational project for young activists from the NGO “Ukrainian Professional Development”. We work for the emergence of new NGOs in Ukraine that have all the necessary tools for sustainable work and implementation of quality projects.To this end, we conduct a training intensive, develop the alumni community and blog about the public sector.The project is implemented with the support of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED).

INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THE COMPETITION FOR SERVICES WITHIN THE PROJECT “SUPPORT OF 10 YOUTH CENTERS THROUGHOUT THE KHARKIV REGION TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES AND SERVICES TO YOUTH”

Громадська організація «Український професійний розвиток» оголошує конкурс на закупівлю техніки, обладнання та настільних ігор у межах реалізації проєкту«Підтримка 10 молодіжних центрів по всій Харківській області для надання можливостей та послуг молоді».

The NGO “Ukrainian Professional Development” announces a competition for the provision of transport services within the framework of the project “Support of 10 youth centers throughout the Kharkiv region for the provision of opportunities and services to youth”.

The “Support of Psychologists” project is launching a new set. We are looking for practical psychologists with 3 years of experience who appreciate opportunities for professional development, want to master modern techniques and strive to help people.

We are launching a new section “Professional Development”. This is a series of materials in which we talk to people and professionals who are opening new opportunities - through social projects, education or our own path. Here we share stories about development, careers and changes that can inspire, give practical ideas or simply show: Every step forward matters.

New educational institutions are joining the Skills for Inclusion project. They will train specialists in the professions of locksmith, repairman and tractor driver.