Committed to combating social inequality in healthcare, Fondation CNP Assurances is launching a call for “Pass Bien-être” (Well-being Pass) pre-projects dedicated to prevention and to promoting healthcare among young people aged between 16 and 25. The foundation aims to select three projects that will receive financial support.
In an effort to contribute to reducing social inequalities in healthcare, today Fondation CNP Assurances is launching a call for pilot pre-projects focused on creating a “Well-being Pass” programme for young people aged 16 to 25, with disabilities and in mainstream jobs.
The goal of the “Well-being Pass” projects sought by Fondation CNP Assurances is to help young beneficiaries during their time in education and throughout their lives to develop life skills which encourage them to adopt behaviour conducive to their health and well-being.
These projects focus on emerging and innovative pilot initiatives that are still in the design, start-up or development phases and which make it a priority to take a comprehensive and cross-cutting approach to maximise their social impact and reach as many people as possible.
Once the process of analysis, pre-selection and scaling of the chosen projects is complete, the Fondation CNP Assurances board will pick a maximum of three winners, one of which will focus on disability, to receive a total allocation of €240,000, with the possibility for renewal.
The deadline for application is up to and including 17 May 2021.
Isabelle Millet-Caurier, Head of Fondation CNP Assurances, says: “With this call for ‘Well-being Pass’ pre-projects, Fondation CNP Assurances aims to provide financial support, through a collaborative approach with the organisations chosen, for three concrete, emerging and innovative projects, one of which will be specifically dedicated to young people with disabilities. They will address the needs of 16-to-25-year-olds and help reduce social inequalities in healthcare.”
For more information about the call for pre-projects and to apply