The Sant Boi de Llobregat City Council has announced the call for the 2026 Youth Scholarships, with an application period from September 3 to 30. The grants, aimed at young people aged 16 to 35, cover training, mobility, work-life balance, and personal autonomy.
The Sant Boi de Llobregat City Council has opened the call for the 2026 Youth Scholarships, grants intended to finance projects and activities for young people in the municipality aged between 16 and 35. The application period will start on September 3 and will last until the 30th of the same month, as reported by the council.
The scholarships aim to positively impact the educational, work, and professional trajectories of young people from Sant Boi. Applications must be directed to a single modality out of the five provided in the call, which range from formal training to the acquisition of computer equipment.
Specifically, the modalities include grants for formal training in public centres and the purchase of materials, professional certification in private centres, and online university studies in private centres for working youth. There are also provisions for activities and services that facilitate the reconciliation of family life with the work or training of young mothers who study or work.
Other lines of support include mobility in the educational or work sphere, projects for personal autonomy and social participation of young people with functional diversity, and the acquisition of a computer or tablet to facilitate study and online training.
The process will be carried out entirely through the electronic headquarters of the Sant Boi de Llobregat City Council. The platform will be operational from September 3, the start date for submitting applications.
To resolve doubts or receive advice, interested parties can contact the El Punt Can Massallera Youth Information Service, located at 30 Mallorca Street in Sant Boi. The public service hours are Monday and Friday from 10 am to 2 pm, and Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 4 pm to 7:30 pm.
They can also be contacted by phone at 936 529 843, via WhatsApp at 673 036 495, or by email at the address provided by the service. The council recommends that young people review the call's bases before submitting their application to ensure they meet the requirements and choose the most suitable modality.
This year's call maintains the same lines of assistance as in previous editions, aiming to continue a programme that the Sant Boi City Council considers key to supporting the emancipation and personal development of young people in the municipality.
The scholarships are funded by municipal funds and fall within local youth policies. Last year, according to council data, nearly 200 young people from Sant Boi benefited from these grants, a figure that is expected to be maintained or exceeded in this edition.
The Youth Information Service reminds that it is important to submit complete documentation within the established deadline, as late applications will not be accepted. Interested parties can download the forms from the electronic headquarters or collect them at the service offices.
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