• Our work

    Eurodiaconia links diaconal actors to examine social needs, develop ideas and influence policies impacting Poverty and Social Exclusion, Social and Health Care Services and the Future of Social Europe.

    Eurodiaconia also provides a platform for transnational networking and best practice sharing.  

     

  • Our vision

    As the leading network for diaconal work in Europe, we look to develop dialogue and partnership between members and influence and engage with the wider society.  We do this to enable inclusion, care and empowerment of the most vulnerable and excluded and ensure dignity for all.

     

  • Our goals

    We aim to see a positive social change in Europe through:

    Praxis, enabling membership engagement and partnerships

    Advocacy, creating a network of competence to impact policies at European and national level

    Identity and values, supporting the development of approaches and thinking on Diaconia in Europe today

     

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Calls for project proposals
Call for Proposals: Advancing Roma Inclusion Through Arts & Culture
16 November 2011

The Open Society Arts and Culture Program announces a call for proposals for projects to advance the social inclusion of Roma in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Ukraine.

The aim of this call for proposals is to advance the social inclusion of Roma by supporting initiatives that strengthen alternative and autonomous cultural infrastructures and innovative arts initiatives, raise professional standards in the art world in the Arts and Culture Program’s regions of activity, and promote reform in the arena of cultural policy.

Applications will be accepted on an ongoing basis through December 31, 2012. Read more here
 
Call for proposals: Social Experimentation projects

3 October 2011

The European Commission has launched a call for large-scale transnational projects testing socially innovative approaches to four priority areas. 

Social inclusion of vulnerable groups, such as Roma people, migrants and their descendants, homeless and young people.

Quality of childcare services: this has great impacts on child well-being, but also gender equality, poverty in jobless households, employment rates, birth rates and on long term sustainable development by supporting the development of human potential.

Active and healthy ageing: this depends on various factors, such as life habits, working conditions or urban policies and represents a major condition in order to extend working lives and to reduce social protection expenditures.

Transition from education to work for the youth as only a multidimensional policy approach combining actions on the education framework, the labour market, families can be successful.

Although the applicant must be a public authority/semi-state agency NGOs can be among the partners so Eurodiaconia members interested in the call could contact a public authority to suggest they apply.

For the full details of the call please see here.

 
Call for applications: Roma Policy Research Fellowship

12 September 2011

The Open Society Think Tank Fund and the Open Society Roma Initiatives announce the Roma Policy Research Fellowship for young Roma BA, MA and PhD graduates from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia, and Slovakia. The deadline for applications is 25 September 2011. Read more here

 
Call for tender – study on mobility, migration and destitution in the EU

The phenomenon of destitute EU mobile citizens and migrants represents an increasing challenge for social policies in the European context, as mobile EU citizens and migrants, separated from their home community and are particularly vulnerable to risks.

A call for tender has been launched by the European Commission for a study to explore the causal links between mobility and migration and the related effect of destitution in the EU Member States. Destitution is to be understood in this context as “a situation of lack of means and resources to meet basic needs such as shelter, food, health or education as a  consequence of a legal and institutional framework, which makes it difficult or impossible, in law or in practice, for certain non-nationals to access the labour market or to enjoy social protection and, simultaneously, deprives them of any  effective opportunity to improve that situation.

The study should identify and analyse the current and potential causes of destitution taking into account the number and characteristics of those mobile EU citizens and migrants, who have no, or very limited, access to basic goods and services because of their legal status and who are thus destitute, on the one hand, and the socio-economic, policy and legal contexts and conditions prevailing, on the other hand.

For more information http://ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?catId=625&langId=en&callId=330&furtherCalls=yes

 

 
Call for Proposals: Challenging and Changing Negative Attitudes toward Roma

1 August 2011

The Open Society Roma Initiatives announce a call for proposals for projects that aim to challenge and change negative attitudes toward the Roma population in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Romania, Serbia and Slovakia.
Eligible countries: Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Romania, Serbia and Slovakia
Deadline for submission of concept papers: August 10, 2011

More information about this funding possibility can be found here
Source: Decade of Roma Inclusion
 
Call for project proposals - EU funding for designing better policies for healthy, active and dignified ageing
01 August 2011

Call for Proposals VP/2011/007

Although this proposal is aimed at public authorities, partners can be NGOs. Eurodiaconia members interested in the call could contact a public authority to suggest they apply. The objectives of this call for proposals are to provide financial support to projects aimed at designing better policies for healthy, active and dignified ageing in the countries participating in PROGRESS.

Projects may focus on different stages of policy development ranging from the identification of potential benefits of healthy and active ageing for sustainable social protection and social cohesion
in ageing societies to the design of new policies,  their implementation and evaluation. Particular attention should be paid to specifically vulnerable social groups and to parts of the EU where poor health is most prevalent (as assessed by measures such as healthy life expectancy) and where many people are at risk of not receiving appropriate care for a life in dignity.

Deadline: 26/09/2011. For more information see here.
 
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