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Together for Children
Together for Children is a grant programme created and launched by the Carpathian Foundation in partnership with UNICEF to help ensure equal and inclusive access to care and education, especially for children fleeing the war in Ukraine, as well as for other children in need. We will reallocate €1,090,000 to participating projects from all across Slovakia during 2023. Key to this programme is building partnerships between local governments and experts from different fields to implement systemic and sustainable change.
Open date: January 23, 2023
Close date: February 28, 2023
Active Citizens Fund Slovakia
Active Citizens Fund (ACF) – Slovakia is a grant programme aimed at strengthening civil society, promoting active citizenship and empowering vulnerable groups in Slovakia. The programme is implemented jointly by the Carpathian Foundation, Ekopolis Foundation and the Open Society Foundation. ACF is part of Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway’s financial assistance to 15 Member States of the European Union.
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Close date: 22 January 2019
We like the East
The MÁME RADI VÝCHOD (We Love the East) programme is financed from the Karpatská vandrovka (Carpathian Wander) Fund and it supports projects that improve the quality of life in Eastern Slovakia. The programme aims to support active Easterners and their ideas and projects helping to make lifestyle in our region healthier, improve sports opportunities, bring people together and make them spend their spare time actively, and build non-commercial culture in Eastern Slovakia in general. Karpatská vandrovka (Carpathian Wander) is a sponsored hike for spirited long-distance hikers designed to raise funds for the support of projects aiming to improve the quality of life in Eastern Slovakia.
Open date: 13 April 2022
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Close date: 10 May 2022
We love Ukraine
We will support organizations and local governments in eastern Slovakia in providing assistance to people from Ukraine who are fleeing the war to Slovakia. The assistance provided must be of a humanitarian or development nature, and thus a rapid response to a the need caused by an emergency stuation.
Open date: From March 10, 2022
„T“ for all, all for „T“
The “T” for all, all for “T” programme offers support to local groups and organizations from Eastern Slovakia in which T-Systems Slovakia employees are actively involved. The condition applies, however, that these employees have to have been working for the company full time for a minimum of 6 months and that they have been actively involved in the applicant’s (organisation applying for the grant) activities for at least 12 months already.
Open date: September 2019
Tu žijeme a pomáhame
Tu žijeme a pomáhame (We Live and Help Here) is a joint grant programme of the Carpathian Foundation and Lear Corporation Seating Slovakia, s. r. o. The programme supports community initiatives in the areas of education, environmental protection, health promotion, sports and cultural events and volunteering, with the main focus on working with children and youths. Eligible applicants include non-profit organizations from the Prešov Self-governing Region and the Košice Self-governing Region.
Close date: 10th of February 2019
Magna pre región
The motto of Magna pre región (Magna for the Region) programme is “Taking care of oneself is not selfish, it is responsible.” The programme will redistribute €45,000 for innovative projects implemented by non-governmental organizations and active self-governmental authorities. Projects in one of the pre-defined areas offering innovative solutions to local needs, which are capable of inspiring or motivating other organizations and communities in the region will be supported in the scope of the programme.
Close date: 20 January 2019
Program rozvoja rómskych komunít (Roma Communities Developemnt Programme)
Since 2015, we have been implementing the Program rozvoja rómskych komunít (Roma Communities Development Programme) in cooperation with the Ekopolis Foundation in the Košice, Prešov and Banská Bystrica regions. The programme aims to promote activities in the field of early child and family care and to improve the situation of Roma in selected communities by facilitating their access to the labour market and fulfilment of their basic needs such as housing or education. It also helps to overcome prejudice and social exclusion of the poor. The programme has been operating for three years and the activities supported in the current, third round, will be completed in January 2019.
Open date: The Programme is implemented through closed calls.