Samtale- og mestringstilbud innen psykisk helse-, rusmiddel- og voldsfeltet

Helsedirektoratet
Award NOK 0–51.2M ≈ €0–€4.4M
Closing date Closed
Location Global
For Orgs

About this opportunity

This grant program supports dialogue and coping services within mental health, substance abuse, and violence fields. The goal is that people in the target group have eased their life situation, strengthened their ability to manage it, or experienced improved life coping skills. The program is offered by the Norwegian Directorate of Health (Helsedirektoratet) to support voluntary and non-profit organizations working in these critical areas of public health. The grant aims to provide essential support services to vulnerable populations dealing with mental health challenges, substance abuse issues, and experiences of violence. Organizations can apply for funding to deliver conversation-based interventions and coping skill development programs that help individuals better manage their situations and improve their overall quality of life. For the 2026 grant year, NOK 17,500,000 has been allocated to recipients who have been granted multi-year grants in previous application rounds. The total amount available for this funding cycle is up to NOK 51,200,000. Applications must be submitted through the Norwegian Directorate of Health's grant portal, where both the organization and its representatives must be registered before submitting an application.
Renewable
3 months

Who can apply

Applicant Types

organization

Organization Types

nonprofit

Project Locations

🇳🇴 Norway

Region

Norway

How to apply

Stages

  1. 1 single_stage

Post-award obligations

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