Access to healthcare

The main goal of this opportunity is to support innovative projects focused on asylum, migration, and integration across multiple countries. It emphasizes transnational cooperation to address key challenges and priorities in these areas. The call is open to projects that align with specific policy priorities, which will be detailed during an online information session. Geographic eligibility covers certain regions or countries, as specified in the call document. Applicants are encouraged to develop proposals that respond to the current needs of migrants and refugees.

• Design and implement tools or methods to raise migrants' awareness of their healthcare rights and services, including general, sexual/reproductive, and mental health provisions.

• Focus outreach especially on vulnerable subgroups, such as low-education migrants, migrant women, the elderly, young adults, and unaccompanied minors, using inclusive approaches like community mediators and digital tools.

• Co-design integration support measures with migrants and representative organizations to ensure relevance and accessibility.

• Conduct training and awareness-raising for policymakers, healthcare professionals, and integration staff on migrants’ specific healthcare needs and barriers.

• Organize workshops, conferences, and mutual learning events to disseminate best practices broadly among policy, healthcare, and integration stakeholders.

• Leverage and disseminate existing training materials and resources developed under prior EU projects to increase reach and avoid duplication.

Examples:

• A cross-border initiative to support the integration of refugees in education and employment.
• A partnership between organizations in different countries to improve asylum procedures and share best practices.
• A program to facilitate community-based support for migrants involving multiple European regions.

• Personnel costs
• Subcontracting
• Travel and subsistence
• Equipment (depreciation or rental)
• Consumables and materials
• Dissemination and communication
• Access to research infrastructure
• IPR and certification
• Audit costs
• Indirect costs (25% flat rate)
• Internally invoiced services

• Budget for this Call: 9.000.000€
• Number of Grants attributed: 3
• Maximum per project: 3.000.000€
• Minimum value per project: 1.500.000€

• The consortium must include at least five independent legal entities from five different eligible countries, including at least one EU Member State.

• All participants must be legal entities based in EU Member States or countries associated with AMIF. For-profit entities cannot act as coordinators, and natural persons are not eligible.

• The project must be a transnational integration initiative focused on improving migrants' access to healthcare - covering sexual, reproductive, and mental health - through outreach, information tools, cultural mediation, etc.