Deadline: 31-Jul-2026
The Hague grant programme by the Levi Lassen Foundation is designed to strengthen community cohesion and reduce social and economic inequality within The Hague. It supports organisations working to improve opportunities for individuals experiencing social or financial hardship and encourages sustainable pathways toward economic independence.
The programme also aims to strengthen effective non-profit organisations that contribute meaningfully to local community development.
Core Objectives
The programme focuses on:
- Promoting social and economic justice in The Hague
- Strengthening community cohesion and solidarity
- Supporting individuals facing social or financial challenges
- Creating pathways toward economic independence
- Strengthening effective and impactful non-profit organisations
- Encouraging inclusive community development
Priority Areas of Support
Social Cohesion and Inclusion
- Projects that strengthen community ties
- Activities promoting solidarity in urban communities
- Initiatives improving social integration
Economic Empowerment
- Programs supporting financial independence
- Skills development and employability initiatives
- Pathways into education, training, or employment
Support for Vulnerable Groups
- Initiatives targeting socially or financially vulnerable populations
- Programs addressing inequality and exclusion
- Community support and outreach services
Organisational Development
- Strengthening capacity of non-profit organisations
- Improving effectiveness and long-term sustainability
- Supporting impactful local initiatives
Arts and Culture (Conditional)
- Cultural projects only if they:
- Engage specific target groups
- Contribute to social inclusion or empowerment outcomes
Eligible Projects
Projects must:
- Be implemented in The Hague
- Align with social and economic justice goals
- Demonstrate community impact
- Focus on practical outcomes for participants
Examples include:
- Employment support programmes
- Community integration initiatives
- Skills training and empowerment workshops
- Youth or vulnerable group support projects
- Social entrepreneurship initiatives
- Targeted cultural engagement programmes
Application Requirements
Applicants must submit a concise project proposal including:
Project Description
- Clear explanation of the initiative
- Background and justification
- Purpose and intended impact
Project Design
- Target audience
- Key activities
- Collaboration partners
- Expected results
Organisational Analysis
- Strengths of the project
- Weaknesses or risks
- Implementation capacity
Budget Requirements
A detailed budget must include:
- Full breakdown of all project costs
- Quantity and unit pricing of expenses
- Hourly rates for staff or consultants where relevant
- Clear financial justification of all items
Timeline and Participation Data
Applications must specify:
- Project start date
- Project end date
- Estimated number of participants or beneficiaries
- Number of volunteers involved
Expected Outcomes
Funded projects are expected to:
- Improve social cohesion in The Hague
- Increase access to economic opportunities
- Support individuals toward financial independence
- Strengthen community-based organisations
- Reduce social exclusion and inequality
- Promote sustainable local impact
Selection Criteria
Projects are typically evaluated based on:
- Relevance to social and economic justice goals
- Clarity of objectives and implementation plan
- Expected community impact
- Feasibility and organisational capacity
- Strength of partnerships
- Quality and transparency of budgeting
- Sustainability of outcomes
Why This Programme Matters
The Hague grant programme plays an important role in:
- Reducing inequality within urban communities
- Supporting vulnerable populations
- Strengthening local non-profit ecosystems
- Encouraging long-term economic independence
- Building inclusive and cohesive communities
- Enhancing social mobility through targeted support
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main goal of the Hague grant?
To promote social and economic justice by strengthening community cohesion and supporting economic independence in The Hague.
Who can apply?
Non-profit organisations and initiatives operating in The Hague.
What types of projects are funded?
Social cohesion, economic empowerment, support for vulnerable groups, and capacity-building initiatives.
Are cultural projects eligible?
Yes, but only if they include a strong social engagement or target group focus.
What must be included in the application?
Project plan, objectives, target group, partners, timeline, expected outcomes, strengths and weaknesses, and budget.
What is required in the budget?
A detailed breakdown of costs including quantities, prices, and hourly expenses.
Where must the project take place?
Only in The Hague.
Conclusion
The Levi Lassen Foundation Hague grant supports targeted initiatives that strengthen social cohesion and economic opportunity in The Hague. By funding projects that help individuals overcome social and financial barriers, it promotes inclusive growth, community resilience, and long-term pathways to economic independence.
For more information, visit Levi Lassen Foundation.