About
For us inclusion means making sure that no one is left out of everyday opportunities—whether that’s finding a job, accessing essential services, or taking part in community life.
We focus on how the social economy creates real pathways for people who often face barriers, such as young people entering the labour market, migrants starting over in a new country, or those who struggle to access care and support. Instead of one-size-fits-all solutions, we work with organisations that build practical, local responses based on real needs.
This includes supporting initiatives that create jobs with fair conditions, develop useful skills, and provide services that people rely on—like childcare, elderly care, and community support. It’s also about helping people take an active role, whether by starting a business, joining a cooperative, or contributing to their local community.
In simple terms, it’s about opening access—to work, to services, and to participation—so that more people can take part and benefit.
Related topics
Employment & Skills
Supporting training, reskilling, and job opportunities that respond to real market needs, while encouraging social entrepreneurship and quality working conditions.
Care Economy
Strengthening services like childcare, elderly care, and long-term care, with a focus on accessibility, quality, and the people providing and receiving care.
Migration & Integration
Promoting practical ways for migrants and refugees to access work, start businesses, and become part of local economic and social life.
Social Inclusion
Addressing barriers faced by different groups, including women, young people, and others in vulnerable situations, by creating opportunities for participation and engagement.