Klaus Dörner Prize of the Foundation for Social Psychiatry
Two-year funding award from the Foundation for Social Psychiatry for innovative projects and initiatives aimed at the social integration of people with mental illnesses. Endowed with €2,500. Awarded according to alternating thematic priorities.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
Support and recognition of model projects, civic initiatives, research work, and educational programs that enable people with mental illnesses to participate in society and exercise self-determination on an equal footing, thereby enhancing quality of life and human dignity.
Eligible to apply
- Non-profit Organizations
- Educational Institutions
- Others
Funding requirements
- Project for the social integration of people with mental illnesses
- Strengthening self-determination and human dignity
- Innovative and participatory approach on an equal footing
Evaluation criteria
- Innovative content of the project
- Degree of participation and inclusion
- Promotion of self-determination and human dignity
- Relevance for people with mental illnesses
Description
Klaus Dörner Prize of the Foundation for Social Psychiatry is a biennial award that honors projects and initiatives nationwide which promote the social integration of people with mental illnesses. The prize, endowed with €2,500, recognizes model projects, civic initiatives, research work, and educational offerings that pursue an innovative, participatory approach. With changing thematic focuses, the emphasis is always on strengthening self-determination and human dignity. Supported are initiatives in which people with mental illnesses collaborate on an equal footing, enable participation, and sustainably improve quality of life.
Eligible for funding are non-profit organizations, educational institutions, and others that develop concepts for inclusion, empowerment, and forward-looking social psychiatry. Selection is based on the criteria of innovation, degree of participation and inclusion, promotion of self-determination, and relevance for those affected. Selected projects benefit not only from financial support but also receive public recognition from the Foundation for Social Psychiatry. Interested project sponsors with visionary ideas to strengthen social participation are encouraged to apply for the next award cycle and contribute to an inclusive coexistence.
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