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BOE-A-2026-18422 ·1 September 2026 ·orden High impact
Subsidies

Social entities and organizations: regulatory bases for applying for subsidies for integral care and socio-labor insertion of persons in prostitution

The regulatory bases are approved for the granting of public subsidies aimed at financing integral care plans and socio-labor insertion strategies for persons in prostitution. The regulation is based on an abolitionist approach to offer alternatives to exit the prostitution system through the financing of specific actions. The procedure will be carried out through competitive bidding and electronic processing, in accordance with Law 38/2003 on General Subsidies.

How it affects those involved

A legal framework is established enabling civil organisations and entities working with vulnerable groups to access public funds aimed at eliminating gender-based violence and sexual exploitation. Applicants must comply with management, monitoring, control, and justification requirements under subsidy regulations. Access to funding is determined through a competitive process based on objective project evaluation.

Frequently asked questions

What is the main objective of these subsidies?
To finance integrated care plans and social labour insertion strategies that offer sustainable alternatives to exit the prostitution system.
How will funding be allocated?
Through a competitive process based on objective evaluation criteria under the framework of Law 38/2003.

Lifecycle

2026-09-01PublishedPublished in the BOE
Official text Based on BOE data (boe.es). Information, not advice.

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