Summer Camps 2026 (Lichtblick Foundation) – Cost Coverage/Participation Upon Application Submission
Children's recreational camps in the first summer holiday weeks of 2026 at Haus Seeblick (Velbert/Essen). Households with low income (ALG II, housing benefit, BuT) can participate free of charge upon application; regular minimum contribution €199 with personal contribution.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
Implementation of Christian educational holiday camps for children aged 8–12 from Velbert and Essen to enable participation and relief for families and to offer socially disadvantaged children holiday experiences.
Eligible expenses
- Accommodation
- Full board
- Supervision
- Experiential educational leisure activities
Eligible to apply
- Individuals
Funding requirements
- Child's age between 8 and 12 years
- Residence in Velbert or Essen
- Household receiving ALG II, housing allowance, or BuT for free participation (if insufficient funds)
Documents required for application
- Application form
- Proof of receipt of unemployment benefit II, housing allowance, or educational and participation package
Description
The 2026 summer camps of the Lichtblick Foundation offer children aged 8–12 from Velbert and Essen an eventful break during the first weeks of the holidays (Holiday Camp 1: 20.07.–24.07.; Holiday Camp 2: 27.07.–31.07.2026) in the Christian-educational environment of Haus Seeblick. Participants from households receiving ALG II, housing allowance, or the Education and Participation Package (BuT) can attend free of charge upon positive application review, while the regular minimum fee is €199. The actual costs of €285 per child cover accommodation, full board, supervision, and experiential educational leisure activities – a comprehensive package made possible through the financial support of the Lichtblick Foundation.
The program aims to promote social equity and relieve families with low incomes. On the spacious grounds, a variety of activities such as canoeing, archery, bouldering, and climbing on the “Himmelsleiter” (Sky Ladder) are offered, which enhance both motor skills and team spirit. Supervision is provided by experienced educators and staff from the Bleibergquelle Vocational College, ensuring a safe and respectful environment. Requirements for free participation include residence in Velbert or Essen, proof of receipt of ALG II, housing allowance, or BuT, as well as a completed application form. This holiday offer not only sparks a sense of adventure but also enables social participation – an unforgettable holiday experience for socially disadvantaged children.
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