Group Programs for Children, Adolescents, and Families with a Socio-Educational/Social Work Approach
Funding for independent organizations in Salzburg for the implementation of parent-child groups, general and specialized counseling services, as well as recreational activities for children, youth, and families. Valid since 01.01.2014, applications accepted continuously.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
Funding of institutions (independent organizations) in Salzburg for the provision of socio-educational/social work group services for children, adolescents, and families, in particular for the implementation of parent-child groups, counseling services, and recreational activities.
Eligible to apply
- Non-profit Organizations
- Interest Groups and Other Associations
Funding requirements
- Regional demand for the respective services
- Suitable facilities as well as appropriate material and personnel resources
- Economic assurance of service provision throughout the entire duration
- Consent to financial audit by the state government, third parties, or the state audit office
- Compliance with the General Guidelines for Funding of the State of Salzburg
Documents required for application
- Funding application
- Most recent annual financial statement (balance sheet, profit and loss account)
- Budget for the year for which funding is requested
- For first-time applications: statutes, bylaws or similar
- Project descriptions, cost estimates, planned cost accounting
- Additional documents according to the General Guidelines of the State of Salzburg
Description
In the federal state of Salzburg, an ongoing funding program is available to strengthen independent providers in their socio-pedagogical and social work. The objective is to enable group offerings for children, adolescents, and families – including parent-child groups, general and specialized counseling services, as well as experiential recreational activities. The funding, provided as a non-repayable grant, supports non-profit organizations, interest groups, or associations in implementing low-threshold and target group-appropriate measures. Since January 1, 2014, applications can be submitted at any time to address regional needs and establish sustainable services for young people and their caregivers.
Particularly interested are institutions that have suitable premises and qualified professional staff, as well as the ability to guarantee the economic efficiency of their projects. A prerequisite is consent to financial audits by state authorities or the state audit office, as well as compliance with the general guidelines of the state of Salzburg. The application must include, among other documents, the funding request, the most recent annual financial statement, the budget for the funding year, statutes or bylaws for first-time applicants, and detailed project descriptions with cost estimates and planned cost accounting. Additional documents must be attached in accordance with the state’s requirements. This funding provides providers with the necessary support to successfully implement sustainable group offerings in Salzburg.