Healthcare Services

  1. Public Funding

    • Municipal Health Programs: There are programs at the municipal level aimed at promoting health projects, e.g., by providing financial support for preventive measures or health campaigns.
    • State and Federal Funding: State and federal funding are available specifically for health promotion projects, such as sports and exercise programs or nutrition counseling.
  2. Collaboration with Health Institutions

    • Partnerships with Hospitals and Clinics: We could collaborate with local health institutions to offer workshops on health topics such as nutrition, exercise, or stress management.
    • Collaboration with Pharmacies and Doctors: Pharmacies and medical practices could support us with informational materials, lectures, or counseling.
  3. Crowdfunding and Fundraising Campaigns

    • Online Fundraising Campaigns: Platforms like betterplace.org could be used to raise funds for health projects, e.g., to purchase sports equipment or organize health workshops.
    • Fundraising Events: Local fundraising events such as charity runs, health fairs, or cooking workshops could help us raise both financial resources and awareness for our projects.
  4. Foundations and Health Initiatives

    • Applications to Health Foundations: We could apply for grants from foundations dedicated to health promotion to obtain financial support for our projects.
    • Collaboration with Health Initiatives: Organizations like the German Heart Foundation or local health initiatives could support us with resources, expertise, or funding.
  5. Volunteers and Expert Programs

    • Engaging Volunteers: Volunteers working in the health sector could help us lead health courses, provide counseling, or conduct health checks.
    • Expert Networks: We could build networks of health experts who support us on a voluntary basis, e.g., by giving lectures or workshops on specific health topics.
  6. Support from Companies

    • Corporate Health Promotion: Companies could support us through their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs with donations for health projects or by providing in-kind resources such as sports equipment.
    • Corporate Volunteering: Companies could encourage their employees to engage in health projects, e.g., by leading sports groups or offering nutrition counseling.
  7. Collaboration with Gyms and Sports Clubs

    • Partnerships with Gyms: Gyms could support us by providing training rooms, equipment, or trainers to offer sports and exercise programs for disadvantaged groups.
    • Sports Clubs as Partners: Local sports clubs could help us organize and conduct exercise programs by providing trainers or hosting sports events for our target groups.
  8. Technological Support

    • Digital Health Platforms: We could partner with providers of health apps or platforms to gain free or discounted access to online courses, health counseling, or fitness programs.
    • In-Kind Donations for Health Promotion: Companies could support us with donations of fitness equipment, wearables, or health software to improve access to modern health resources.
  9. Collaboration with Social and Cultural Institutions

    • Health Services in Social Centers: We could collaborate with neighborhood or youth centers to offer health courses, exercise programs, or nutrition workshops.
    • Integration into Existing Programs: Health promotion could be integrated into existing programs of social institutions, e.g., through exercise courses in senior centers or nutrition counseling in refugee shelters.

These diverse options provide a solid foundation for implementing our health promotion projects and improving access to health resources for disadvantaged groups.

Here is a list of current funding programs in Germany relevant to health promotion projects:

  • F1. Prevention Act (PrävG) – Funding by Health Insurance Funds

    • Description: The Prevention Act enables health insurance funds to support health promotion and prevention projects. Funded measures aim to improve health care in workplaces, schools, daycare centers, and communities.
    • More Information: Emphasis is placed on measures to prevent chronic diseases, manage stress, promote physical activity, and encourage healthy eating.
    • Official Website: Health and Prevention
  • F2. Health Promotion in Municipalities (GKV)

    • Description: The GKV Alliance for Health funds municipal health projects, especially in socially disadvantaged areas. The goal is to improve health equity.
    • More Information: Funding can be used for activities such as exercise programs, nutrition counseling, and other preventive health measures.
    • Official Website: GKV Alliance for Health
  • F3. “Healthy Work” Program (Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs)

    • Description: This program aims to promote workplace health. It supports projects to improve workplace health management, reduce stress, and promote a healthy lifestyle among employees.
    • More Information: Eligible applicants include companies and organizations that wish to introduce or expand health promotion measures in the workplace.
    • Official Website: BMAS “Healthy Work”
  • F4. Funding by the German Cancer Aid

    • Description: German Cancer Aid supports projects focused on cancer prevention and health education. It particularly funds projects that raise awareness of risk factors and promote early detection of cancer.
    • More Information: Funding is available for health organizations, research institutes, and non-profit institutions.
    • Official Website: German Cancer Aid
  • F5. State Programs for Health Promotion

    • Description: Many federal states offer their own health promotion programs. These programs often target specific population groups, such as children, seniors, or people with a migration background.
    • Examples:
      • NRW: State Center for Health North Rhine-Westphalia (LZG.NRW)
      • Bavaria: Bavarian Health Initiative “Healthy.Life.Bavaria.”

These programs offer a wide range of support options for health promotion projects.