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Find similar grantsUEFA Foundation for Children projects (e.g., Hope through football, Give Everyone a Chance) is sponsored by UEFA Foundation for Children. The UEFA Foundation for Children supports projects that use football as a tool for social inclusion and to help disadvantaged individuals, including homeless people, refugees, and recovering drug addicts.
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UEFA Foundation for children UEFA Foundation for children Every year, the UEFA Foundation for Children issues a call for projects. Those projects seek to achieve the foundation’s objectives – i.e. to help children by providing support in the following areas: integration of minorities; protection of children’s rights.
In order to achieve those objectives, the foundation establishes programmes involving football or sport in general, either running its own projects or working in partnership with other entities. The foundation may advise, work with or support any organisation or project that has similar goals or seeks to provide development aid.
It may also provide humanitarian or emergency assistance, acting alone or in partnership with other organisations. The Board of Trustees will assess all projects, consulting with external parties where necessary, before deciding on its allocation of funding. Decisions will be taken at the annual meeting of the Board of Trustees.
Outside of that framework, the foundation’s statutes provide for the use of exceptional decision-making mechanisms in emergency situations.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations working with disadvantaged backgrounds, including homeless individuals, refugees, and youth, using football for social inclusion, health, and well-being. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
UEFA Foundation for Children projects (e.g., Hope through football, Give Everyone a Chance) is funded by UEFA Foundation for Children. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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