Street Work in the State of Salzburg
Outreach social work for disadvantaged youth in the federal state of Salzburg, including counseling, support, and crisis intervention. Applications can be submitted at any time.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
Streetwork offers low-threshold and outreach services in child and youth welfare through counseling, support, and crisis intervention for young people who are difficult to reach through conventional social work methods.
Eligible to apply
- Non-profit Organizations
- Interest Groups and Other Associations
Funding requirements
- Recognition as a private child and youth welfare organization
- Proof of a regional need for streetwork services
- Appropriate material and personnel resources of the sponsor
- Economic assurance of service provision throughout the entire duration
- Consent to the review of financial management by the state government, commissioned third parties, or the state audit office
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Documents required for application
- Funding application
- Most recent annual financial statement (balance sheet, profit and loss account)
- Budget for the year for which funding is requested
- For first-time applications: statutes, bylaws, or similar
- Project description with cost estimates and planned cost accounting
- Additional documents in accordance with the General Funding Guidelines of the State of Salzburg
Description
The funding program is aimed at non-profit organizations, interest groups, or other associations in the state of Salzburg and supports low-threshold, outreach services in child and youth welfare. Through an open-ended grant, providers can implement social work concepts for counseling, care, and crisis intervention for young people living in public spaces who are difficult to reach through traditional support services. Projects that specifically target homeless, addiction-risk, or addicted youth, as well as young people from precarious living conditions, and seek to achieve a sustainable improvement in their living situation through continuous relationship building, are particularly supported. The funding covers costs for personnel, materials, and infrastructural support, thereby contributing to social participation and reintegration of disadvantaged youth.
A prerequisite for funding is official recognition as a private child and youth welfare organization as well as proof of regional demand for streetwork services. Furthermore, providers must have appropriate material and personnel resources, demonstrate financial security for the entire funding period, and agree to the auditing of their accounts by the state government or authorized third parties. Application documents include, among others, a funding application, the most recent annual financial statement, a budget for the application year, statutes in the case of a first-time application, and a detailed project description with cost estimates and planned cost accounting. Applications can be submitted at any time and are processed in accordance with the General Guidelines of the State of Salzburg.