State contribution to the Red Cross in connection with crisis intervention
Basic funding for crisis intervention by the Austrian Red Cross Carinthia Regional Association to support and care for individuals after traumatic events. Ongoing funding, no application deadline.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
Basic funding for the crisis intervention of the Austrian Red Cross in Carinthia with the aim of providing support and care to individuals after traumatic events.
Eligible to apply
- Non-profit Organizations
Funding requirements
- The specific requirements for the award of benefits are set out in the contract.
Description
The basic funding for crisis intervention by the Austrian Red Cross in the state of Carinthia ensures professional support and care for people after severe, traumatic events. As a continuous funding pillar in the field of health and social affairs, the subsidy from the state of Carinthia enables the continuous availability of psychologically trained crisis intervention teams. This service is aimed at those affected who require psychosocial support and short-term intervention immediately after accidents, natural disasters, or other emergencies, in order to reduce possible secondary disorders and promote mental stability.
The funding is granted in the form of a direct subsidy and is exclusively available to non-profit organizations, specifically the Austrian Red Cross, Carinthia regional association. The exact funding requirements are defined in the contract concluded between the regional association and the state of Carinthia. As an ongoing funding opportunity without formal application deadlines, this provision ensures a reliable financial basis for the deployment of qualified professional and freelance staff. The office responsible for providing the funds is the Carinthian State Government, Department 5 – Health and Care. This funding initiative significantly contributes to enabling crisis intervention teams to provide prompt and unbureaucratic assistance.