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Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Sweden has been hosting refugees from Ukraine in accordance with the EU's Mass Refuge Directive. These have been granted work permits, but many have, despite some good conditions for successful integration, found i...

Folkuniversitetet, Foundation Course activities at Uppsala University's ESF project "Work for Ukrainians individual - Mitt" aims to ensure that Ukrainians to a greater extent have equal opportunities to get into employment and experience increased so...

The project aims to address the challenges that people fleeing the war in Ukraine face when trying to integrate into Swedish society. Given the uncertain situation in Ukraine and the potential timeframe before Ukrainians can return home, the holistic...

The project "Fast care -Kom in" is based on two well-functioning Care projects: "Care-growth power for generations", which has been conducted in Emmaboda and Nybro and "Care-Kronoberg cares" which has been conducted in seven of Kronoberg County's eig...

SHORT BACKGROUND: The overall goal is for all participants to get closer to the Swedish labour market and find a social community in society. Our more specific goals are that 330 participants will participate in the project, 100 people will attend He...

During the relatively short time that the Ukrainian refugees have been in Sweden, many people have started to work and also orient themselves in society. However, parts of the Ukrainian refugee group continue to face challenges in establishing themse...

Care for Ukraine is a special effort to support the entry into the labour market of newly arrived Ukrainian women covered by the EU's Mass Refuge Directive. The target group includes women aged 18-64 and the purpose of the project is to meet the need...

The Fast Care for Ukraine project will continue to work with Ukrainian refugees in Eskilstuna under the Mass Refuge Directive. The integration and reception unit within Eskilstuna municipality will collaborate in the project together with Sisters in ...

The situation of Ukrainian refugees covered by the Mass Refuge Directive is challenging. With the restrictions that follow the Mass Refugee Directive, the target group has difficulties in establishing itself in the labour market, taking part in studi...

Since February 2022, 59,813 people from Ukraine have sought protection in Sweden and are covered by the Mass Refugee Directive. In 2023, 33 643 of these persons received extended protection. A significant proportion of these people have a qualified h...

Since spring 2022, Sweden has been hosting refugees from Ukraine in accordance with the EU's Mass Refuge Directive. These have been granted employment permits and many of them have been supported through various CARE projects. However, there is much ...

The Salvation Army's support and integration project is aimed at unemployed women and men who are covered by the EU's mass exodus directive from Stockholm, Skövde and Karlstad. The project is built on the needs and experiences of the target group fro...

Folkuniversitetet, Foundation Course activities at the University of Gothenburg's ESF project "Fast Care – Academic track for Ukrainians" aims to ensure that Ukrainians with academic background from their home country either come out in relevant work...

"Fast Care Support Centre" is a project aimed at supporting the integration and inclusion of Ukrainian refugees in Sweden, a group facing challenges such as language barriers, lack of recognition of qualifications, economic challenges and lack of soc...

The purpose of the project is to use the network and established working methods within the Galaxen Bygg to create fair roads into the construction industry for people who have fled the war in Ukraine. The project will be based on concrete assignment...