2026 subsidies aimed at promoting the training of instructors and leisure time directors
Official name: Convocatoria de subvenciones de 2026 destinadas al fomento de la formación de monitores y monitoras y directores y directoras de tiempo libre
Summary
This grant is aimed at natural persons who do not develop economic activity. Scope: Gipuzkoa. Budget: 3.000 €. You can apply until October 31, 2026. Competitive concurrence - canonical.
What is this grant about?
It is awarded competitively, so you must apply before 10/31/2026 and your project will be compared to others; Meeting the requirements does not guarantee that you will receive it. The subsidy, managed by the Idiazabal City Council, is aimed at people who do not carry out economic activity and who want to train as monitors or leisure time directors. It is an aid of €3,000, in cash and without the need to return money, to promote leisure education.
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Issuing agency
IDIAZABAL — IDIAZABAL CITY COUNCIL
Scope
Gipuzkoa
Category
Recipients
NATURAL PERSONS WHO DO NOT DEVELOP ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
More information
Deadlines
| Publication date | September 8, 2026 |
| Application start date | Not available |
| Application end date | October 31, 2026 |
Full information
| Administration | Local |
| Call type | Competitive concurrence - canonical |
| Purpose | Education |
| Economic sector | 85.5 - Other education |
| Last database update | September 12, 2026 |
Who can apply for this grant?
- NATURAL PERSONS WHO DO NOT DEVELOP ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
The full requirements may vary. Check the governing rules and the official portal to confirm all requirements.
Financial information
| Total budget | 3.000 € |
| Grant format | SUBSIDY AND MONEY DELIVERY WITHOUT COMPENSATION |
The exact amount may vary depending on your specific case. Always check the governing rules before applying.
Governing rules
Regulatory bases for the granting of subsidies aimed at promoting the training of monitors and directors of free time