Young people who drop out of school in France can get a second chance thanks to support from the European Social Fund (ESF). The ESF-funded ‘Global Individualised Support’ project in Nord Franche

The ‘Student Practices’ project is helping to make graduate unemployment a thing of the past for students in Bulgaria. Funded by the European Social Fund (ESF), the project has helped over 90 000

Refugees’ troubles are not over when they arrive in their host country. They are suddenly thrust into a new environment and have to acclimatise quickly to a new language and a new way of life. Young

In Luxembourg, students, teachers and HR departments have joined forces to work towards a common goal: understanding the challenges facing the labour market – both today and in the future. Supported

Many people underestimate how hard everyday situations can be for people with visual impairments. In a triumph of innovation, a Hungarian project found a solution to many day-to-day difficulties –

For people with neuropsychiatric disorders, such as autism, or cognitive deficit disorder, accessing and retaining employment can present serious challenges. The stigma surrounding such conditions may

People experiencing mental health and addiction issues can find it difficult to find help with their problems. With support from the European Social Fund (ESF), the ‘PNOI Prevention Centre’ project

Starting a new life in a different country is not always easy. It can take time to fit in, learn a new language, and find opportunities for education and work. That is why, with the help of the

The ‘Spare Moment’ (Brīvbrīdis) project in Latvia aims to help mums like Kristina and their children, who live with disabilities. It opens pathways to community-based services to develop social skills

Social exclusion and crime can heavily impact the potential of young people, who are often vulnerable and unsure about their future. Paths of Inclusion Territorial Innovation and Empowerment in Rione