Grants for Improving the Situation of Women in Volunteer Work

The grants aimed at improving the situation of women in volunteer work in Rhineland-Palatinate provide targeted support for training and qualification measures for women engaged in voluntary activities. This funding improves the framework conditions for volunteer work, thereby strengthening both personal and professional development in the social sector. Non-profit organizations offering relevant measures benefit from a grant of up to €1,300 per measure. Projects in the areas of women's promotion as well as work and social affairs are particularly considered, especially those offering practical solutions to improve the compatibility of work, family, and volunteer commitments.

The funding measure places great emphasis on a sustainable design of the planned events and training offers. To receive the requested funds, applicants must demonstrate secured financing of the project and contribute a minimum of 10% of the eligible costs as their own share. Furthermore, a detailed cost and financing plan as well as a comprehensive concept are required. Eligible expenses include fees, travel costs, room rental, technical costs, childcare, and costs for event announcements. This breakdown ensures transparent and comprehensible budgeting that meets the requirements of the grant allocation.

The continuous funding and the possibility to apply at any time make this program particularly attractive for organizations aiming to specifically initiate training and qualification measures for women active in volunteer work. The grants help to expand competencies and strengthen confidence in voluntary activities, which can also have positive long-term effects on professional prospects. Overall, this funding initiative represents an important resource to sustainably support the committed work of women in the social sector and to promote their presence in leadership and decision-making bodies. Through the targeted use of funds, the quality of volunteer projects is improved, contributing to an inclusive and future-oriented volunteer sector.