Children and Youth Travel – Daniel Schnakenberg Foundation
Children and adolescents up to 17 years old from low-income families in Bremen receive a subsidy (max. 80% or €20 per child per day) for non-profit holiday camps lasting at least 10 days.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
Funding of holiday trips for children and adolescents from low-income families in Bremen to enable them to participate in holiday recreational activities.
Eligible expenses
- Travel expenses
- Participation fees
Eligible to apply
- Individuals
Funding requirements
- Residence of children and adolescents in the city of Bremen
- Age up to the completed 17th year of life
- Family with low income
- Trips must be offered by non-profit recognized organizations
- Trip duration longer than 10 days
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Documents required for application
- Application for Grant Approval (Form)
- Copy of a Current Earnings Certificate
- Copy of the Current Job Center Notice
- Income Notice from the Penultimate Year for Self-Employed Individuals
Description
The Daniel Schnakenberg Foundation supports low-income families in Bremen by promoting children’s and youth travel. Children and adolescents up to the age of 17, including foster children, can receive a subsidy of up to 80% of the costs for non-profit organized holiday trips within Germany and Europe – up to a maximum of €20 per child per day. A minimum stay of ten days is required to claim the funding contribution. In this way, the foundation gives young people the opportunity to leave everyday life behind, make new friendships, and participate in varied leisure activities without financial barriers making travel impossible.
Travel costs and participation fees are funded, with applications possible once per year. Required are the completed application form, a copy of the current income statement or Job Center notice, and for the self-employed, the income assessment notice from the penultimate year. The subsidy is paid directly to the organizer and is limited to recognized non-profit providers. Through continuous support, the foundation helps ensure that low-income families have equal access to enriching holiday offers and that children and adolescents can gain comprehensive social and personal development experiences.
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