Funding of Care Associations
Grant program of the state of Schleswig-Holstein to support recognized care associations in cross-sectional tasks. Applications must be submitted by December 31 of the previous year.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
Support for guardianship associations in Schleswig-Holstein in carrying out their cross-sectional tasks according to § 15 BtOG, in particular information, recruitment and qualification of volunteer guardians, counseling, and networking.
Eligible expenses
- Personnel expenses
- Material costs
- Training costs
- Networking activities
- Costs for professional literature
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Non-eligible expenses
- Entertainment expenses
Eligible to apply
- Interest Groups and Other Associations
Funding requirements
- Recognition as a care association according to § 2 LBetrG with headquarters in Schleswig-Holstein
- Participation in the local working group according to § 5 LBetrG
- Employment of at least one full-time professional staff member
- Submission of a project plan-oriented guideline project plan in accordance with the guideline
Documents required for application
- Application form
- Project plan
- Proof of use
Evaluation criteria
- Quality of the project plan
- Needs-based qualification of the professionals
- Compliance with the guideline requirements
Description
The state of Schleswig-Holstein grants non-repayable subsidies to non-profit guardianship associations to support their cross-sectional tasks in accordance with § 15 BtOG. The aim of the funding is to strengthen information dissemination, recruitment and qualification of volunteer guardians, as well as counseling and networking within the local guardianship system. Applicant organizations must be recognized as guardianship associations pursuant to § 2 LBetrG, participate in the local working group according to § 5 LBetrG, and employ at least one full-time qualified professional. The requested funds (funding rate: 50%–100%) cover personnel expenses, material costs, training expenses, costs for professional literature, membership fees, and networking activities. Hospitality costs are excluded. The project duration is 12 months, with applications required by December 31 of the previous year and project start possible from January 1 of the following year.
The evaluation of funding applications is based on the quality of the project plan, the needs-based staffing of professionals, and compliance with guideline requirements. Required documents include the application form, a detailed guideline-based project plan, and the final proof of use. The funding aims to sustainably secure and further develop cross-sectional work in Schleswig-Holstein: from information campaigns and powers of attorney to training and exchange of experience. The subsidy frees up capacities so that guardianship associations can continue to professionally fulfill their central role within the state's social network.
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