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The municipality of Botkyrka has sought support from the European Social Fund (ESF) to combat child poverty and segregation through a project that focuses on supporting young adults aged 18-29 from socio-economically vulnerable areas. The project, ru...

People with low socio-economic conditions have poorer conditions for good health, which is particularly noticeable among children in Örebro's partnership areas. The project aims to reduce the impact of child poverty by enabling more children and youn...

The project is a three-year ESF funded project with the aim of reducing the effects of child poverty by strengthening and developing the organization, method and model for collaboration on children's and young people's participation and leisure activ...

The project's qualified contact persons intend to address 120 children and adolescents aged 8-15 who live in the particularly vulnerable areas of Södertälje. The project is planned to start on 1 November 2023 and continue for 3 years. The contact per...

Skäggetorp is in Linköping the area that the police list classifies as particularly vulnerable. The ESF Council has directed the call to particularly vulnerable areas on the basis that they state in the call that there is a significant connection bet...

The project is a three-year ESF+ funded project aimed at reducing the impact of child poverty by strengthening and developing methods for children's and young people's participation in school and leisure time. The project is a development work linked...

Social Services Northeast and Labour Market and Adult Education Services are the main actors, with the support of Future Hubs and local civil society organisations for this project. The goal is to break the negative spiral of low trust, passivity and...

The Youth Work and Studies Unit (EASU) at the Labour and Social Services Administration in the City of Malmö will implement the project Social Guidance Young Malmö to reduce economic vulnerability among young adults (18-29 years) in the areas of Rose...

Eradicating poverty is a fundamental condition for achieving people's full enjoyment of human rights. The differences in the economy, lifestyle, education and social factors of the citizens are increasing between the municipalities of the region and ...

A high proportion of children and young people aged 6-17 in Stockholm city's particularly vulnerable areas Husby, Rinkeby and Tensta, have a low participation in structured, adult-led leisure activities. These children are at risk for increased physi...

In Sweden, one-fifth of all children grow up in relative child poverty. Children who grow up in socially vulnerable areas are affected to a greater extent than children who grow up in safer, more prosperous areas. In Malmö, there are several areas wi...

The proportion of children aged 0-17 in Borås who grow up in households with low income standards is 8.4%. There are mainly 5 areas (according to DeSo classification) that stand out with the highest proportion of children in low-income families. Two ...

A high proportion of young adults aged 18-29 living in Husby, Rinkeby and Tensta live in social isolation and economic vulnerability. These individuals are at risk of long-term mental and physical ill-health, social isolation and exclusion, impaired ...

Youth Justice Projects engage with young people at risk of/or involved in anti-social and/or criminal behaviour and provide them with targeted supports designed to enable these young people to stop their offending and become positive contributors to ...

To engage early school leavers and unemployed and/or inactive young people, from disadvantaged groups and in or at risk of poverty and social exclusion in a process of learning and development.