The project “Warsaw Centre for Social Economics Support” will be implemented by a partnership composed of experienced and trusted local umbrella organisations: FISE, FRSO and BORIS. The partners will carry out activities jointly in the city of Warsaw and starting the project will divide among themselves the powiats covered by the support (from the Warsaw-East and Warsaw-Western sub-sectors). The project involves the provision of services by accredited OECS to strengthen the importance and potential of PES and FVCs, including: creation of jobs in the social economy sector for those excluded and at risk of social exclusion and the provision of services supporting the development of social economy. The project’s witness services will be comprehensive and tailored to the individual needs of the public and those at risk of social exclusion and poverty: animation on Wednesdays local, consulting, mentoring and business coaching, specialised support (including professional schools), financial support. (grants and bridge support). Tailor-made services will be complemented and enclosed by local activities: setting up local partnerships, coalitions and ES initiatives with the involvement of JSTs. They will create new jobs for those at risk of social exclusion and poverty in the newly created and existing PES/PS over a period of 36 months in the project area. The project will create jobs and FVCs in key areas of development: sustainable development, solidarity of generations, family policy, social tourism, community construction, local cultural products. The work of specialist OWES staff and employed experts will contribute to the development of the PES/PS potential (including NGO from the paid department) which will translate into the development and growth of the number and quality of witness services by these entities, as well as the number of jobs offered and the annual turnover of PES/PS. The activities will be carried out in accordance with the principle of equal opportunities K and M, equanimity of development and will be accessible to people with disabilities.