Aid for women at risk of exclusion rises to 3.14 million with 1.1 more
Topics Regional Government of Andalusia
The Official Gazette of the Junta de Andalucía publishes the extension of 1,140,093.74 euros in the subsidies of the Instituto Andaluz de la Mujer for non-profit organisations that assist women at risk of exclusion and vulnerable to gender violence.
The subsidies of the Instituto Andaluz de la Mujer (IAM) to assist women at risk of social exclusion and especially vulnerable to gender violence have more money. The Official Gazette of the Junta de Andalucía (BOJA) has published a credit extension of 1,140,093.74 euros, according to the Junta de Andalucía.
How much money there is and where it comes from
With this extension, the maximum amount of the 2026 call stands at 3,140,093.74 euros. The figure comes from adding to the initially planned credit, of two million euros, the new funds from the State Pact against Gender Violence and from the Autofinanciada de la Junta de Andalucía.
Who it is aimed at
These grants can be received by private non-profit organisations whose social purpose is the care of women included in the lines of action. The call funds programmes for the care of women in situations of special vulnerability, including gender violence, and is divided into seven project lines:
- Women victims of trafficking for the purposes of sexual exploitation.
- Women prisoners and former prisoners.
- Migrant women and Roma women with social exclusion.
- Women with disabilities and social exclusion.
- Residential shelter programmes for women with mental illness and social exclusion.
- Women in another situation of social exclusion.
In this edition, programmes aimed at women victims of trafficking for the purposes of sexual exploitation have priority status. This condition means 15 extra points in the assessment of the initiative.
No new deadline to apply
The publication of the resolution does not open a new deadline to submit applications nor does it restart the calculation of the deadline to adopt and notify the granting resolution, as detailed by the Junta. Applications are submitted under a competitive concurrence system, that is, they are compared with each other and granted to those that obtain the highest score.