Project Funding of the Stockhausen Foundation Education for Disadvantaged Children and Youth

The project funding of the Stockhausen Foundation is aimed at non-profit organizations, educational providers, and individuals who implement extracurricular educational programs nationwide for economically, socially, or otherwise disadvantaged children and adolescents under 18 years of age. As a grant program, it supports both extensive projects and smaller individual measures with the goal of promoting equal opportunities and participation. Applications can be submitted continuously, with a processing time of approximately two months to be expected. Funding applications are preferably reviewed by the end of February or the end of September but can be submitted at any time as needed.

Requirements include the non-profit status of the applying organization or support by a public institution or a charitable sponsor in the case of individuals. Additionally, proof of need (e.g., Berlin Pass or other transfer benefit documentation) is required. The application must include the completed form for projects or individual measures, a cost and financing plan, as well as a valid certificate of non-profit status. This is intended to ensure sustainable cooperation and professional implementation that provide young people with long-term development prospects in both educational and vocational terms. Interested initiatives and project managers can find the necessary documents under the foundation’s funding applications and thus prepare specifically for the requirements to realize demand-oriented educational offerings.