WWP EN Grants - Supporting Change

WWP EN 2026 Call for Grants

The WWP EN 2026 Call for Grants for safe, effective and sustainable perpetrator work is open to full members of WWP EN.

Through this call, WWP EN supports organisations working with people who perpetrate violence in close relationships to strengthen the quality, safety, and sustainability of their programmes, in line with the European Standards for Perpetrator Programmes, survivor safety principles, and EU values. 

The 2026 grants are designed both as a programme improvement mechanism and as a structured pathway towards European accreditation, supporting organisations at different stages of development. 

Types of grants available in 2026 

In 2026, two types of grants are available. Eligible organisations may apply for one or both grant types through separate applications

Programme Improvement Grant 

Maximum amount: up to EUR 25,000 

The Programme Improvement Grant supports activities aimed at strengthening the quality, safety, and sustainability of perpetrator programmes. 

Eligible activities include, among others: 

  • training and capacity building; 

  • programme quality improvement and evaluation; 

  • risk assessment and child protection measures; 

  • cooperation with victim support services; 

  • strengthening coordinated community response; 

  • data collection and data management; 

  • advocacy and multi-agency cooperation; 

  • running and ensuring continuity of perpetrator programmes 
    (up to a maximum of 50% of the total budget)

This grant is available to single organisations and national networks

Accreditation Preparation Grant 

Maximum amount: up to EUR 8,000 

The Accreditation Preparation Grant supports organisations to assess their practice against the European Standards for Perpetrator Programmes and to prepare for European accreditation

The process is developmental and supportive, combining assessment with tailored feedback and guidance to strengthen organisational practice. 

This grant is available to single organisations only and can normally be funded once per organisation within the WWP EN grant framework. 

Who can apply? 

Applicants must fulfil all of the following criteria: 

  • be a full member of WWP EN by 31 December 2025; 

  • be a non-profit legal entity; work directly with people who perpetrate violence in close relationships, or operate as a national network of perpetrator programmes

  • Work directly with people who perpetrate violence in close relationships, or operate as a national network of perpetrator programmes
  • Be established in an EU Member State (including OCTs)
  • Respect EU values as laid down in Article 2 of the Treaty on European Union and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights

Affiliate members and organisations holding membership through a national network are not eligible to apply. 

Key dates 

  • Call opening: 7 January 2026 

  • Online information meeting: 14 January 2026 

    • 10:00 CET – General information 

    • 11:00 CET – Budget and financial rules 

  • Application deadline:10 February 2026, 13:59:59 CET 

  • Project implementation period: April – November 2026 

How to apply 

All applications must be submitted electronically via the following forms:

WWP EN Grants 2026 - Programme Improvement Application Form

WWP EN Grants 2026 Accreditation Preparation Application Form


Organisations applying for both grant types must complete and submit separate application forms

Documents and links 

Before starting an application, applicants are strongly encouraged to read all documents listed below. 

Applications are assessed solely on the basis of the requirements set out in these documents and the information provided in the application forms. 

Mandatory reference documents 

Application templates 

Supporting materials 

Information meeting 

  • Online information meeting for applicants (14 January 2026) - Presentation

If you would like to access to the recording of the information meeting, please write an email to events(at)work-with-perpetrators.eu