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CALL FOR PROJECTS / Grants for associations: final stretch | Faxinfo

October 27, 2026

CALL FOR PROJECTS / Grants for associations: final stretch | Faxinfo
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Associations have until Wednesday, October 28th to submit their grant application to the prefecture as part of the 2026 call for projects.

The countdown has begun: this Wednesday marks the last day to apply for the grant project call for associations, under program 123 “Living conditions overseasAssociations, foundations and public institutions based in Saint-Martin or operating in the territory can submit projects in various fields: health, social cohesion, education, youth, sport, culture, fight against discrimination, gender equality, childhood, old age and disability.

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Interested organizations must submit their applications before the call for proposals closes. Eligibility criteria, priorities, required documents, and submission procedures can be found on the prefecture's website. https://urls.fr/CunwL3

Info: [email protected]

Source: https://faxinfo.fr/en/appel-a-projets-subventions-aux-associations-derniere-ligne-droite/

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