The Swedish Inheritance Fund has recently announced a call for applications for projects focused on newly arrived immigrant children and youngsters, both living with families and unaccompanied. Beneficiaries of such projects can be asylum seekers or those granted residence permits.
The objective is to fund at least 150 new projects during the period 2016-2018. Project proposals are accepted continuously. There is no set deadline for applications. Non-governmental organisations and other non-profit organisations can apply for funding, for projects as well as facilities. Public organisations can also apply for funding, if projects are (to be) implemented in close cooperation with non-profit organisations.
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