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• Lebenshilfe Salzburg

  Lebenshilfe was founded in 1967 and accompanies people with intellectual impairments in living a self-determined and fulfilled life in the midst of our society. It is courageously committed to ensuring that society recognizes people with impairments as natural and equal players and builds appropriate bridges. (Source: Website)
  Austria

• Austrian Ministry of Social Affairs, Health, Care and Consumer Protection

  We are the Federal Ministry of Social Affairs, Health, Care, and Consumer Protection. Our primary goal is to ensure the well-being and equality of all citizens through social policies, long-term care provision, and consumer protection measures. We strive to create a fair and inclusive society where everyone has access to quality healthcare, social support, and protection from unfair practices. Through our different departments and programs, we work towards improving the lives of individuals and families across the country. We protect disadvantaged groups against discrimination.
  Austria

• Light for the World (LFTW)

  Austria

• Office of the Upper Austrian Provincial Government, Department of Social Affairs

  Austria

• BLITAB Technology Gmbh

  BLITAB is the first ever Braille tablet using a disruptive actuating technology to create tactile text and graphics in real time. It was designed for universal literacy and inclusive future. (Source: Website)
  Austria

• APA - Austrian Press Agency

  APA - Austria Presse Agentur is made up of the cooperatively organized news agency and several national and international subsidiaries active in the business areas of information and communications management and information technology. It is owned by Austrian daily newspapers and ORF and offers high-quality content and technological solutions for editorial and media operations or the communications industry. (Source: Website)
  Austria

• arbas Tirol

  Arbas Tirol, a DPO based in Innsbruck, launched the programme ‘mittendrin’ in 2013. Mittendrin offers support for people with high support needs, particularly those with learning difficulties and multiple disabilities, to find employment in the open labour market (in contrast to the Austrian system of sheltered workshops which do not provide social security coverage or decent salaries). Mittendrin uses personal future planning methods to identify participants' talents, dreams and potential work environments. It also organizes work experience placements, working together and supporting employers at the same time. Jobs are often tailored to combine the individual's and the company's needs. The range of jobs extends from retail, logistics, hospitality, office work to childcare. Once a job was found, ‘mittendrin’ provides ongoing support at the workplace to ensure that employees can manage their work life effectively. A mentor within the company acts as the main contact for the person with a disability. In addition, depending on the individual's needs, personal assistance can be provided in the workplace indefinitely. Mittendrin advises companies on issues such as funding and inclusion also and is an important contact point for people with disabilities, their relatives and their support networks. By 2024, Mittendrin supported 104 people, 76 of whom were able to find employment in the primary labor market.
  Austria

• signtime GmbH

  Sign Time translates texts from websites and videos into sign language. Furthermore, Sign Time has developed a real-time system to translate public transport loudspeaker announcements into sign language. The company is developing an e-book reader equipped with a sign language tooltip and fully automatically generated sign language weather forecasts.
  Austria

• Wien Museum

  Austria

• Oesterreichischer Behindertenrat

  Austria