A new call for projects is being launched starting on the 1ster June, aimed at organizations working on disability issues, particularly those in the social and solidarity economy (SSE). This is an opportunity that organizations in Martinique should not miss. For leaders who are still undecided, a webinar is being organized to answer any questions from applicant organizations.
Hanora+ 2026: Supporting People with Disabilities
The Hanora+ 2026 call for projects is «support for scaling up efforts in the field of disability,» according to the CRESS of Martinique, which is promoting the initiative. Hanora+ 2026 is a joint initiative launched by the Malakoff Handicap Foundation and AVISE, aimed at «organizations committed to social innovation in the field of disability.».
’The goal is clear: to «provide strategic and operational support to project leaders in the field of disability and to develop a methodological framework dedicated to scaling up social innovations in the disability sector,»« explain the organizers. In practical terms, this means supporting organizations in their »strategic plan for scaling up,” they add. In other words? To highlight successful local organizations working on disability issues and scale them up to a national level.
How do I apply?
First, you should make sure that your application meets the requirements, as the rules are strict. The main criteria to meet are:
- Taking Action in the Field of Disabilities
- Be a nonprofit organization or a local government
- Be located in France, including both mainland France and its overseas territories
- To be the driving force behind a social innovation that can be scaled up
- Have been in existence for at least 3 years
The call for applications is based on a commitment to supporting organizations for which innovation is at the heart of their mission. However, this innovative aspect must be scalable to a larger scale and must have proven its worth through a «structured organizational model.».
A budget allocation will be set aside for «engaging external expertise, up to a maximum of 5,500 €,» in order to resolve any «technical issues related to scaling up the projects.».
Applications will be accepted starting on the 1ster From June through June 30, eight projects will be selected through this call for proposals. A webinar will be held on June 3 at 9:00 a.m. To register, click here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1zlBGH7iTTWLD_s4IBGqFQ#/registration
All application guidelines can be found on the official website: https://www.avise.org/le-programme-hanora
Candidates can apply by reviewing the presentation document and the rules, which can be downloaded via this link: https://aapfondationhandicap.malakoffhumanis.com/hanoraplus-2026
