Implementation partnership with UNFPA

The purpose of the programs is to provide women of vulnerable categories with real tools to change their own lives: access to modern educational opportunities in the field of IT and digital professions, development of sought-after skills, increase competitiveness in the labor market and create conditions for financial independence. Thanks to this partnership, participants get the chance not only to acquire a new profession, but also to feel confident in their own abilities, to break out of the circle of vulnerabilities and to expand employment prospects in Ukraine and abroad.

New Opportunities

UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund in Ukraine, in collaboration with Beetroot Academy and with financial support from the Irish Government's International Development Programme, are launching a new project to enhance the economic security of victims of gender-based violence.

We are announcing the recruitment of students for free online training in the field of Digital Literacy for administrative positions. Registration for other areas (General Project Management, QA Manual, Business Analysis in IT) is currently closed.

The program is open to:

• Internally Displaced Women (IDPs)
• women with disabilities
• mothers with newborn babies
• single and large mothers
• Veteran women
• adolescents of working age
• mothers and partners of veterans
• women without a permanent income who are in difficult life circumstances
• women with incomes below the subsistence minimum who seek to change their profession

Submission of applications for participation in the project temporarily suspended. The new set is planned for 2026, we will announce its start in our social networks.

What have we already done together?

Beetroot Academy has been cooperating with UNFPA since 2021, and in 2022 we became implementation partners of the organization in Ukraine.

In the first iteration of the Trampoline to Equality project, implemented with the support of UNFPA, the main objective was to create conditions for participants that would help restore psychological well-being and at the same time open up new career opportunities.

Beetroot Academy's training programs became a key part of a broader initiative that combined professional development in information technology, personalized career counseling, and psychological support to overcome traumatic experiences.

Thanks to this project, more 1000 womenwere able not only to master IT skills, but also to restore self-confidence and build a new professional future. He demonstrated that technical education can be an effective tool to overcome the effects of violence and create the foundations for women's economic independence.