Promoting Financial Independence and Recognition of the Parents’ House

Project facts

Project promoter:
Children’s Hospital Foundation(LV)
Project Number:
LV-ACTIVECITIZENS-0099
Status:
Completed
Initial project cost:
€20,000
Final project cost:
€20,000
Donor Project Partners:
Unique Children in Iceland(IS)
Programme:

Description

By promoting the recognition of the “Parents'' House” branch of the “Children''s Hospital Foundation”, we see an opportunity to attract donations and funding which is vital to ensure its operation and further development. It is necessary to improve the information flow in addressing the target audience of the services provided by the Parents'' House, therefore promoting its recognition.
We see the opportunity offered by the “Active Citizens Fund” project competition “Capacity projects” as a solution to support and strengthen the capacity of the organization. The aim of the project is to promote the recognition of the Parents'' House in the society in order to ensure long-term attraction of funding. The activities carried out within the project will provide an opportunity to attract the attention of the society in whole, the target audience of the Parents'' House and potential donors.
The need for such an investment is justified by the fact that the Parents'' House depends on donor funding. Its only income from operating activities is a symbolic co-payment of customers (EUR 5.00 per night for working parents, certain social groups are completely exempt from co-payment). Other services provided are available free of charge, ensuring their accessibility to all the groups of the society. The investment of the project is necessary to strengthen the capacity of the Parents'' House, ensuring its existence and enabling the continuation of the service and long-term development.

Summary of project results

In progress.

Summary of bilateral results

In progress.

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