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HVO-Querido supports people in a vulnerable situation in their efforts to regain control of their own lives and become a full part of society. HVO-Querido employs about 1,000 people across 50 locations in Amsterdam and the surrounding regions. HVO-Querido is a care organisation that offers shelter, housing guidance and day activities to people who (temporarily) do not save it on their own. HVO-Querido works on the basis of the vision that every person can live as independently as possible. What characterises HVO-Querido alongside humanity and commitment is entrepreneurship and courage. Stretching the frameworks, being creative in solutions. For one purpose: together with the clients, do what is possible and feasible to help them further. HVO-Querido’s field of work and the working conditions are constantly changing. The developments in care and well-being follow each other at a rapid pace. Every person and every situation requires a different approach. These ever-changing conditions combined with high workload lead to (too) high workload and stress. The aim of the Power-oriented Work project is to develop an approach that aims to be able to respond more effectively and steer to improve working conditions and thus improve the health, employability and work pleasure of the employees. The project focuses on the development of personal entrepreneurship and creativity of employees in self-directing teams. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: HVO-Querido supports people in a vulnerable situation in their efforts to regain control of their own lives and become a full part of society. HVO-Querido employs about 1,000 people across 50 locations in Amsterdam and the surrounding regions. HVO-Querido is a care organisation that offers shelter, housing guidance and day activities to people who (temporarily) do not save it on their own. HVO-Querido works on the basis of the vision that every person can live as independently as possible. What characterises HVO-Querido alongside humanity and commitment is entrepreneurship and courage. Stretching the frameworks, being creative in solutions. For one purpose: together with the clients, do what is possible and feasible to help them further. HVO-Querido’s field of work and the working conditions are constantly changing. The developments in care and well-being follow each other at a rapid pace. Every person and every situation requires a different approach. These ever-changing conditions combined with high workload lead to (too) high workload and stress. The aim of the Power-oriented Work project is to develop an approach that aims to be able to respond more effectively and steer to improve working conditions and thus improve the health, employability and work pleasure of the employees. The project focuses on the development of personal entrepreneurship and creativity of employees in self-directing teams. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: HVO-Querido supports people in a vulnerable situation in their efforts to regain control of their own lives and become a full part of society. HVO-Querido employs about 1,000 people across 50 locations in Amsterdam and the surrounding regions. HVO-Querido is a care organisation that offers shelter, housing guidance and day activities to people who (temporarily) do not save it on their own. HVO-Querido works on the basis of the vision that every person can live as independently as possible. What characterises HVO-Querido alongside humanity and commitment is entrepreneurship and courage. Stretching the frameworks, being creative in solutions. For one purpose: together with the clients, do what is possible and feasible to help them further. HVO-Querido’s field of work and the working conditions are constantly changing. The developments in care and well-being follow each other at a rapid pace. Every person and every situation requires a different approach. These ever-changing conditions combined with high workload lead to (too) high workload and stress. The aim of the Power-oriented Work project is to develop an approach that aims to be able to respond more effectively and steer to improve working conditions and thus improve the health, employability and work pleasure of the employees. The project focuses on the development of personal entrepreneurship and creativity of employees in self-directing teams. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 18:41, 25 January 2022
Project Q4000831 in Netherlands
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | HVO-Querido |
Project Q4000831 in Netherlands |
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24,100.0 Euro
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48,200.0 Euro
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50.0 percent
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8 January 2019
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8 January 2020
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HVO-Querido
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52°20'58.06"N, 4°55'9.91"E
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1097BC
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HVO-Querido ondersteunt mensen in een kwetsbare situatie in hun streven om -opnieuw- de regie over hun eigen leven te krijgen en volwaardig deel uit te maken van de samenleving. Bij HVO-Querido werken ongeveer 1.000 mensen verspreid over 50 locaties in Amsterdam en de omliggende regio’s. HVO-Querido is een zorgorganisatie die opvang, woonbegeleiding en dagactiviteiten biedt aan mensen die het (tijdelijk) niet op eigen kracht redden. HVO-Querido werkt hierbij vanuit de visie dat ieder mens zo zelfstandig mogelijk kan leven. Wat naast menselijkheid en betrokkenheid HVO-Querido typeert is ondernemerschap en lef. De kaders oprekken, creatief zijn in oplossingen. Met één doel: samen met de cliënten doen wat mogelijk en haalbaar is om hen verder te helpen. Het werkveld van HVO-Querido en de voorwaarden waaronder gewerkt wordt veranderen voortdurend. De ontwikkelingen in zorg en welzijn volgen elkaar in een hoog tempo op. Elk mens en elke situatie vraagt om een andere benadering. Deze steeds veranderende omstandigheden gecombineerd met een hoge werkdruk leiden tot een (te) hoge werkbelasting en stress. Het doel van het project Krachtgericht werken is om een aanpak te ontwikkelen die bedoeld is om gerichter te kunnen reageren en te sturen op verbetering van de werkomstandigheden en daarmee de gezondheid, inzetbaarheid en het werkplezier van de medewerkers. Het project richt zich op de ontwikkeling van persoonlijk ondernemerschap en creativiteit van medewerkers in zelfsturende teams. (Dutch)
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HVO-Querido supports people in a vulnerable situation in their efforts to regain control of their own lives and become a full part of society. HVO-Querido employs about 1,000 people across 50 locations in Amsterdam and the surrounding regions. HVO-Querido is a care organisation that offers shelter, housing guidance and day activities to people who (temporarily) do not save it on their own. HVO-Querido works on the basis of the vision that every person can live as independently as possible. What characterises HVO-Querido alongside humanity and commitment is entrepreneurship and courage. Stretching the frameworks, being creative in solutions. For one purpose: together with the clients, do what is possible and feasible to help them further. HVO-Querido’s field of work and the working conditions are constantly changing. The developments in care and well-being follow each other at a rapid pace. Every person and every situation requires a different approach. These ever-changing conditions combined with high workload lead to (too) high workload and stress. The aim of the Power-oriented Work project is to develop an approach that aims to be able to respond more effectively and steer to improve working conditions and thus improve the health, employability and work pleasure of the employees. The project focuses on the development of personal entrepreneurship and creativity of employees in self-directing teams. (English)
25 January 2022
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Identifiers
2018EUSF2012792
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