Collaboration platform Kalmar County (Q4039777)
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Project Q4039777 in Sweden
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Collaboration platform Kalmar County |
Project Q4039777 in Sweden |
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3,215,976.0 Swedish krona
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6,431,952.0 Swedish krona
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2 September 2019
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28 February 2023
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Högsby
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57930
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The aim of the project is to support individuals with complex problems to become included on the labour market, through collaboration between the social economy and the public sector, and to create sustainable structures for long-term cooperation. Within the social economy, there are many organizations who work with the inclusion of people who are far from the labor market. There are NGO:s that arrange language cafes, receive interns and create meeting places, as well as social enterprises acting as tutors and eventually employ people on training. At the same time, the roles between the public sector and the social economy often are unclear and communication does not always work out. In this project we want to improve collaboration between the social economy and the public sector in the work to support people who are far from the labor market. This will be done through three different pilot projects based on three different methods that work with three different target groups which today find it difficult to establish themselves in the labor market. The methods will be tested, evaluated and if they are successful, implemented in regular activity and distributed to other stakeholders. Kalmar dog daycare is a social enterprise that will work with young people, aged 16-24, who for various reasons have not finished high school. It is a target group that often has complex psychological and social problems and unless the right efforts are made, risk never entering the labor market or finding their way back to studies. Kalmar dog daycare core values are that each individual person should respond and be treated with respect, care and participation. The individuals will participate in the daily activities with the dogs or for the individual appropriate employment. Each person contributes with their individual ability at work. Employment at the Dog Day is a quiet and safe place to grow, in cooperation and social interaction with both dog and human. To sit and cuddle and pat a dog has a positive impact on people with mental illness. The main purpose of the project is to motivate the young people to continue their studies, since upper secondary education is important for access to the labor market today. Kalmar dog daycare is planning to help 64 young people back to study or work during the project. The second pilot project will be run by the Funktionsrätt Kalmar County, that wants to provide opportunities for its members to work as professional lecturers on function variations and accessibility. People with disabilities that affect their ability to work today find it much more difficult to find work than normal functioning. As the members of Funktionsrätt Kalmar County get coaching in holding lectures the project contributes to people with functional variations getting work as lecturers or enter the labor market. Getting the opportunity to carry out real assignments and gaining income strengthens the individuals self-esteem. In addition, the organizations that employ the lecturers receive competence on disabilities and accessibility and become better at adapting their workplaces to employees with functional variations. The accessibility work in society is progressing slowly and the project can help increase the pace. Funktionsrätt Kalmar County aims to support 20 people to become lecturers during the project. Landsmuseum Himmelsberga will try to work with new arrivals who, for various reasons, find it difficult to move on in studies or in work. Through practical activities they will be introduced to the green sectors in Sweden. At lands museum, people who are far from the labor market could get a first contact with the green sectors, mainly cultivation and gardening. The need for labour in agricultural business is large in the region. Many new arrivals find it difficult to develop the language through traditional classroom teaching. At lands museum, participants who are far from the labor market can have the opportunity to strengthen their self-confidence, work practically and at the same time develop the language while they learn more about the green sectors and may be inspired to continue the entered path. 32 people are planned to participate in the project. During the project, the partner organizations will receive support to be able to work better with the target group in the future through targeted training initiatives and workshops for experience exchanges. The goal is to find solutions for the efforts to continue even after the project. The long-term goal of the project is also that the methods developed in the three pilot projects and the experiences that are made about the interaction between the social economy actors and public organizations should be utilized and disseminated to others for the sectors to be better at collaborating to include people in the labor market. (Swedish)
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The aim of the project is to support individuals with complex problems to become included on the labour market, through collaboration between the social economy and the public sector, and to create sustainable structures for long-term cooperation. Within the social economy, there are many organisations who work with the inclusion of people who are far from the labor market. There are NGO:s that arrange language cafes, receive interns and create meeting places, as well as social enterprises acting as tutors and eventually employ people on training. At the same time, the roles between the public sector and the social economy often are unclear and communication does not always work out. In this project we want to improve collaboration between the social economy and the public sector in the work to support people who are far from the labor market. This will be done through three different pilot projects based on three different methods that work with three different target groups which today find it difficult to establish themselves in the labor market. The methods will be tested, evaluated and if they are successful, implemented in regular activity and distributed to other stakeholders. Kalmar died daycare is a social enterprise that will work with young people, aged 16-24, who for various reasons have not finished high school. It is a target group that often has complex psychological and social problems and unless the right efforts are made, risk never entering the labor market or finding their way back to studies. Kalmar died daycare core values are that each individual person should respond and be treated with respect, care and participation. The individuals will participate in the daily activities with the dogs or for the individual appropriate employment. Each person contributes with their individual ability at work. Employment at the Dog Day is a quiet and safe place to grow, in cooperation and social interaction with both dog and human. To sit and cuddle and pat a dog has a positive impact on people with mental illness. The main purpose of the project is to motivate the young people to continue their studies, since upper secondary education is important for access to the labor market today. Kalmar died daycare is planning to help 64 young people back to study or work during the project. The second pilot project will be run by the Function Right Kalmar County, that wants to provide opportunities for its members to work as professional lecturers on function variations and accessibility. People with disabilities that affect their ability to work today find it much more difficult to find work than normal functioning. As the members of Functional Rights Kalmar County get coaching in holding lectures the project contributes to people with functional variations getting work as lecturers or enter the labor market. Getting the opportunity to carry out real assignments and gaining income strengthens the individuals self-esteem. In addition, the organisation that employ the lecturers receive competence on disabilities and accessibility and become better at adapting their workplaces to employees with functional variations. The accessibility work in society is Progressing slowly and the project can help increase the pace. Kalmar County aims to support 20 people to become lecturers during the project. Landsmuseum Himmelsberga will try to work with new arrivals who, for various reasons, find it difficult to move on in studies or in work. Through practical activities they will be introduced to the green sectors in Sweden. At lands museum, people who are far from the labor market could get a first contact with the green sectors, mainly cultivation and gardening. The need for labour in agricultural business is large in the region. Many new arrivals find it difficult to develop the language through traditional classroom teaching. At lands museum, participants who are far from the labor market can have the opportunity to strengthen their self-confidence, work practically and at the same time develop the language while they learn more about the green sectors and may be inspired to continue the entered path. 32 people are planned to participate in the project. During the project, the partner organisation will receive support to be able to work better with the target group in the future through targeted training initiatives and workshops for experience exchanges. The goal is to find solutions for the efforts to continue even after the project. The long-term goal of the project is also that the methods developed in the three pilot projects and the experiences that are made about the interaction between the social economy actors and public organisation should be utilised and disseminated to others for the sectors to be better at collaborating to include people in the labor market. (English)
25 January 2022
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L’objectif du projet est d’aider les personnes confrontées à des problèmes complexes à s’intégrer sur le marché du travail, grâce à la collaboration entre l’économie sociale et le secteur public, et de créer des structures durables pour une coopération à long terme. Au sein de l’économie sociale, il y a de nombreuses organisations qui travaillent avec l’inclusion de personnes qui sont loin du marché du travail. Il y a des ONG: qui organisent des cafés linguistiques, accueillent des stagiaires et créent des lieux de rencontre, ainsi que des entreprises sociales agissant comme tuteurs et, à terme, employant des personnes en formation. Dans le même temps, les rôles entre le secteur public et l’économie sociale sont souvent flous et la communication ne fonctionne pas toujours. Dans ce projet, nous voulons améliorer la collaboration entre l’économie sociale et le secteur public dans le travail pour soutenir les personnes qui sont loin du marché du travail. Cela se fera à travers trois projets pilotes différents basés sur trois méthodes différentes qui travaillent avec trois groupes cibles différents qui ont aujourd’hui du mal à s’établir sur le marché du travail. Les méthodes seront testées, évaluées et, si elles sont couronnées de succès, mises en œuvre dans le cadre d’activités régulières et distribuées à d’autres parties prenantes. Kalmar est mort en garderie est une entreprise sociale qui travaillera avec des jeunes, âgés de 16 à 24 ans, qui, pour diverses raisons, n’ont pas terminé leurs études secondaires. C’est un groupe cible qui a souvent des problèmes psychologiques et sociaux complexes et à moins que les bons efforts ne soient faits, risquez de ne jamais entrer sur le marché du travail ou de retrouver le chemin vers les études. Les valeurs fondamentales de Kalmar sont que chaque personne doit réagir et être traitée avec respect, soins et participation. Les individus participeront aux activités quotidiennes avec les chiens ou pour l’emploi approprié. Chaque personne contribue avec sa capacité individuelle au travail. L’emploi à la Journée des chiens est un endroit calme et sûr pour grandir, dans la coopération et l’interaction sociale avec le chien et l’homme. S’asseoir et se câliner et taper un chien a un impact positif sur les personnes atteintes de maladie mentale. L’objectif principal du projet est de motiver les jeunes à poursuivre leurs études, étant donné que l’enseignement secondaire supérieur est important pour l’accès au marché du travail aujourd’hui. Kalmar est mort en garderie qui prévoit d’aider 64 jeunes à reprendre leurs études ou à travailler pendant le projet. Le deuxième projet pilote sera dirigé par le Comté de Kalmar, qui veut offrir à ses membres la possibilité de travailler en tant que conférenciers professionnels sur les variations de fonctions et l’accessibilité. Les personnes handicapées qui affectent leur capacité de travailler aujourd’hui ont beaucoup plus de mal à trouver un emploi que le fonctionnement normal. Comme les membres des droits fonctionnels du comté de Kalmar obtenir de l’encadrement dans la tenue de conférences, le projet contribue à des personnes avec des variations fonctionnelles obtenir du travail en tant que conférenciers ou entrer sur le marché du travail. Obtenir la possibilité d’effectuer de véritables affectations et de gagner des revenus renforce l’estime de soi des individus. En outre, l’organisation qui emploie les conférenciers reçoit des compétences en matière de handicap et d’accessibilité et s’améliore dans l’adaptation de leur lieu de travail aux employés ayant des variations fonctionnelles. Le travail d’accessibilité dans la société progresse lentement et le projet peut contribuer à accélérer le rythme. Le comté de Kalmar vise à aider 20 personnes à devenir conférenciers pendant le projet. Landsmuseum Himmelsberga s’efforcera de travailler avec de nouveaux arrivants qui, pour diverses raisons, éprouvent des difficultés à poursuivre leurs études ou à travailler. Par le biais d’activités pratiques, ils seront introduits dans les secteurs verts en Suède. Dans le musée des terres, les gens qui sont loin du marché du travail pourraient avoir un premier contact avec les secteurs verts, principalement la culture et le jardinage. Le besoin de main-d’œuvre dans les entreprises agricoles est important dans la région. De nombreux nouveaux arrivants ont du mal à développer la langue grâce à l’enseignement traditionnel en classe. Dans le musée des terres, les participants qui sont loin du marché du travail peuvent avoir l’occasion de renforcer leur confiance en soi, travailler pratiquement et en même temps développer la langue tout en apprenant plus sur les secteurs verts et peuvent être inspirés à poursuivre le chemin d’entrée. 32 personnes sont prévues pour participer au projet. Au cours du projet, l’organisation partenaire recevra un soutien pour être en mesure de mieux travailler avec le groupe cible à l’avenir par le biais d’initiatives de fo... (French)
25 January 2022
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Identifiers
2019/00145
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