Eurochild and Terre des hommes' Daphne-CHILD programme has launched its call for proposals, offering €1.3 million in sub-grants to grassroots civil society organisations fighting violence against children in 9 countries across Europe.
The Daphne-CHILD programme aims to address violence against children, develop capacities of local CSOs, and inform wider regional work at the European level. It offers sub-grants ranging from €10,000 to €30,000 for projects lasting 12-18 months, starting from April 1, 2025. The programme seeks to improve child-rights based responses and services, emphasising children's meaningful participation in project design, delivery, and evaluation. Successful applicants will benefit from increased organizational capacity, networking opportunities, and the chance to influence European policy on child protection.
For more details, please visit the programme's central information hub at daphne.childhub.org, where you can consult the detailed call for proposals in multiple languages.
An online information session for interested organisations will be held on 28th October 2024 at 14h CET (the session will be recorded and re-shared as needed). To attend the meeting online please fill in this form by Friday 25 October.
Key Information:
- Eligible countries: Bulgaria, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Spain, Ukraine
- Focus: Supporting organisations fighting violence against children
- Grant range: €10,000 to €30,000 per project
- Project duration: 12-18 months
- Start date: From April 1, 2025
The detailed call for applications and a manual are available here.
