Parental power – a holistic parent support programme
Support for parents in socioeconomically vulnerable situations to strengthen children's safety and upbringing.
Over SEK 18 million
Varies — depends on the scope of the project and the grant provider's assessment.
No fixed deadline specified — applications are usually accepted continuously. Check current dates with the grant provider.
About the grant
The project Parental Power is a joint Dream Project by Sweden's City Missions and Bris, financed with over SEK 18 million from the Swedish Postcode Lottery. The purpose is to develop and test a holistic parent support programme in socioeconomically vulnerable areas in Stockholm (Vårberg, Hässelby and Tensta) to strengthen parents and thereby provide children with a safer upbringing. The project combines expertise from civil society, the public sector and the target group to create an accurate and sustainable support method. The goal is to reach hundreds of families and create long-term improvements in upbringing environment, schooling, study results and leisure activities.
Requirements
- The organisation is a non-profit association or foundation
- The organisation has an office in Sweden
- The organisation contributes to the public benefit
- The organisation is a member of the industry organisation Giva Sverige
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