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Stealli tiltak AS
Stealli tiltak is a social enterprise for Work Integration, we provide inclusive work opportunities and tailored support. We are located in Guovdageaidnu – the Heart of Sápmi. NAV purchases services from us.
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Axello AS
Axello AS is the region’s largest supplier of work inclusion services, primarily commissioned by NAV. We help jobseekers find work and have broad expertise in career guidance, resource mapping, follow-up and various forms of vocational training and facilitation. We are a supplier of the VTA initiative, primarily at locations in Lødingen and Evenes. Job search […]
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Empus AS
EMPUS AS was established in Sande in 2009. In 2019, we merged with a company called “Veksthuset kreativ kompetanse” This company has a history dating back to the 80’s. Until June 2022, we had two locations, Sande and Holmestrand. In June 2022, we moved together into a brand new building in Holmestrand. Department AFT remained […]
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Aufera AS
Aufera AS is a company owned by municipalities Austrheim, Fedje and Alver. The company was founded in 2005. We have 15 VTA-spots. The purpose is to organize jobs for working impaired persons who have a residual capacity for work, regardless the cause of the occupational disability. In addition to our main activities, we have an […]
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Sarpsborg ASVO AS
Sarpsborg ASVO is a project organizer of permanent adapted work (PAW) and a teaching and training business for students aiming to take the Documentation of skills. The company’s mission is to create personalized tasks for people who because of their different occupational disabilities are not able to compete on the open labor market. Our aim […]
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Våler Vekst AS
Våler Vekst AS is a growth and inclusion enterprise located in Våler in Solør, Innlandet. The company works to create meaningful jobs and development opportunities for people who are outside the labour market. Våler Vekst’s vision is: “We provide sustainable opportunities for everyone.” The company is founded on the values of inclusion, development, collaboration and […]
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Stiftelsen Kirkens Bymisjon Bergen
Stiftelsen Kirkens Bymisjon in Bergen (SKBB) was founded February 5th, 1997, and is an independent non-profit foundation within the Church of Norway. As of October 1st, 2019 the organisation had 148 employees working full or part-time, with approximately 450 volunteers. The organisation aims to put into practice the diaconal mission of the state church, and […]
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Aufera AS
Aufera AS is a company owned by municipalities Austrheim, Fedje and Alver. The company was founded in 2005. We have 15 VTA-spots. The purpose is to organize jobs for working impaired persons who have a residual capacity for work, regardless the cause of the occupational disability. In addition to our main activities, we have an […]
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Sarpsborg ASVO AS
Sarpsborg ASVO is a project organizer of permanent adapted work (PAW) and a teaching and training business for students aiming to take the Documentation of skills. The company’s mission is to create personalized tasks for people who because of their different occupational disabilities are not able to compete on the open labor market. Our aim […]
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A3 Ressurs Vennesla AS
A3 Ressurs was founded in 1995, by Vennesla Kommune as sole owner. In November 2020 we became part of Varodd, they are now our sole owner. Vennesla Kommune has parts in Varodd. A3 Ressurs is located in Vennesla. The Company’s mission is to assist people with health issues or other personal challenges that restrict them […]
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EQUASS
The European Quality in Social Services (EQUASS) is an initiative of the European Platform for Rehabilitation (EPR). EQUASS enhances the social sector by engaging social service providers in continuous improvement, learning and development, in order to guarantee service users quality of services throughout Europe.
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This website received support from the EPR framework partnership agreement with the European Commission, DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion for 2018-2022 from the EU Programme for Employment and Social Innovation (EaSI). For further information please consult: http://ec.europa.eu/social/easi