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With the “Impulse Inclusion 2021” program, the state government is funding 28 projects in the south-west with around 415,000 euros. Social Minister Manfred Lucha believes that there is a need for this in the corona pandemic.
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Stuttgart – The Baden-Württemberg state government is funding 28 inclusive projects in the south-west with its “Impulse Inclusion 2021” program. Social and Integration Minister Manfred Lucha (Greens) said on Wednesday in Stuttgart that each of these projects is a building block for inclusive cooperation in the state. A total of around 415,000 euros in funding would be available.
Lucha said, according to his ministry, the need for participation offers for people with disabilities is particularly great under difficult conditions such as the corona pandemic. Inclusion has many facets and can be seen, for example, in sports, in school, in the parish, at cultural events and in club life. This year, one focus of the funded projects was on digital and cultural participation.
Read from our offer: One million euros for inclusion projects
In the selection process, special emphasis was placed on people with and without disabilities developing, planning and implementing the projects together. For example, the foundation of an inclusive theater group at the Baden-Baden Theater is funded with almost 9,500 euros, the Esslingen football club’s Inclusive Staying on the Ball project, the inclusive guided tours of the Offenen Hilfen Heilbronn, the Health Inclusive project of the Freiburg Region Inclusion Network, the concept development for a inclusive youth center in Sigmaringen or the project “Teilhabe durch Engagement” of the volunteer agency “engagiert in ulm” each with a maximum amount of 18,000 euros.
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