Good Deed’s Funds and Incubator
Through the Good Deed Foundation, people and companies who care about Estonia are helping accelerate impactful initiatives that tackle pressing problems in Estonian society. To this end, two strategic philanthropy funds and an incubator programme for social initiatives have been set up.
An incubator created in partnership with the Civil Society Foundation to help start-ups of social initiatives test their ideas and grow innovative ideas into viable solutions. NULA welcomes all ideas that address a pressing societal problem, for example, in the fields of education, public health, child and family welfare or other areas.
The NULA programme runs for nine months. During this time, it will explore the problems and target groups, further develop the content of the operational and financial model solutions, and acquire the skills to present its solution. Up to three teams will receive up to € 25,000 in start-up funding from the Civil Society Foundation by the end of the programme.
9
hooaega
728
esitatud ideed
82
algatust inkubaatoris
475 000
eurot starditoetusi
In the NULA programme:
- Solution design and testing with the target audience.
- Impact measurement
- Budget and financial planning
- Communication activities
- Team strengths and weaknesses
- Creating an action plan for implementing the solution
Koolitajad
Pirkko Valge
Heateo SA tegevjuht
Mari Arnover
Teenusedisainer
Jaan Aps
Mentorid ja toetajad
Andrus Purde
NULA mentor
Anna-Liisa Reinson
NULA mentor
Kati Vabi
Tarvet Imala
NULA mentor
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Initiatives supported
Helge Kool
Helge Kool is dedicated to improving student well-being and providing essential support to school psychologists and young learners through innovative tools.
Kõnnime Koos / Let’s Walk Together
The NGO "Kõnnime Koos" creates guided walking groups across Estonia to encourage people to exercise and maintain their health.
Asendusõpetajate programm / Substitute Teacher Programme
The program alleviates the shortage and overload of teachers by providing schools with meaningful substitute lessons taught by motivated substitute teachers.
Lapse Heaolu Arengukeskus / Center for Child Welfare and Development
Lapse Heaolu Arengukeskus establishes prevention and family service centers, known as "Family Nests," in local municipalities.
Käpp ja Käsi / Hand and Paw
Hand and Paw connects inmates with shelter dogs, whose training helps prisoners reintegrate into society.
Köömen
Köömen is a social enterprise that offers new immigrants an 8-month-long programme during which the participants acclimatise to the Estonian work culture, develop their Estonian language skills, gain experience in food service, and grow their social network.