Involvement of FEPSAC in funding programs

After having obtained the EU legal status as an International Non-Profit Organization (INPA) in 2015, FEPSAC is now eligible to be a partner in funding bids. The main aim of FEPSAC is to develop sport, exercise and performance psychology across Europe, and its participation in EU, international and national research and dissemination projects can support this process. Please find more info here if you are interested in FEPSAC’s guidelines on involvement or contact us at office@fepsac.com.

Erasmus + Programme

FEPSAC is a potential partner in European Sport and Exercise Projects, specifically, the characteristics of Erasmus+ Calls make it a very interesting opportunity to include European associations. FEPSAC can be a strategic partner to guarantee the dissemination of project achievements also offering members of the MC to act as quality control experts.

Horizon Europe – The Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (2021-2027)

Research and innovation provide new knowledge and innovative solutions to overcome our societal, ecological and economic challenges. Horizon Europe helps researchers and top class innovators to develop and deploy their ideas. It supports excellent science by teaming up the best talent and equipping them with world-class infrastructures. Moreover, it supports breakthrough innovations and helps to create new services and markets.

FEPSAC Funded Projects

• 4me4all:
  

  The project “For me, for All” addresses the topic of inclusion, participation in physical activity (PA) and health promotion, according to the EU Guidelines. In this segment, “For me For all” aims to include children and adolescents at risk in sport using former elite athletes as tutors, providing the possibility of carrying out internships in clubs, promoting equality in opportunity and access, inclusion and equity of children and adolescents at risk in all their areas of life.

• EUPAG-DS:
  

  The EUPAG-DS project delivered systematized and organized data on the impact of physical activity and exercise on depressive symptoms to the scientific community and public health services. It will provide recommendations for European adults to engage in HEPA (High-Efficiency Physical Activity) for better health outcomes concerning depressive symptoms. The primary objective of the project is to disseminate European Physical Activity Guidelines focused on depressive symptoms, promoting the publication of up-to-date HEPA data that EU member states can use to implement strategies addressing depression.

• DC4Biathletes:
• The DC4Biathletes project aims to create a strong support system that helps biathletes balance their sports careers with education and future career goals. By analyzing existing dual career programs, the project aims to identify best practices and areas for improvement to ensure equal access to support for all athletes. It also aims to develop educational resources and career planning tools, including interactive digital learning materials, to help biathletes gain self-awareness, build essential skills, and make informed decisions about their future. Additionally, through comprehensive research, the project will enhance knowledge of dual career strategies, equipping young athletes with the tools needed to succeed in both sport and education