Shadow Training
Techirghiol Pilot Centre
- Improved employment situation for Young Adults with a disability
- Innovative approaches on lowering youth
unemployment - Increased transnational cooperation on Supported Employment issues
Main LEAD Objective
LEAD project focuses on transfer of know-how and a good practice models on Supported Employment service delivery for young adults with disabilities which has proven its viability in the United Kingdom, to beneficiary partner countries: Romania, Lithuania, and Portugal, with the ultimate goal to contribute to the creation of an inclusive European labour market.
LEAD is co-funded by the EEA and Norway Grants Fund for Youth Employment and is addressed to:
- Young Adults with disabilities
- Families and legal tutors of young adults with disabilities
- Companies and HR specialists
- Public and private providers of Supported Employment services
We approach in an innovative way the relationship between these categories of beneficiaries, so that young adults with disabilities have a chance for sustainable integration into society. The mentioned model uses a partnership strategy to enable people with disabilities to achieve sustainable long-term employment and companies to employ valuable workers.
We work with the young adults with disabilities in order to discover their potential and to help them exploit it, we keep a permanent relationship with the employer in order to identify the problems which appear during the integration process and to solve them. We also work with the families of young adults with disabilities in order to give them the support they really need in the long and difficult process of integration into society, and we work with the social partners so that, together, we can contribute to the changing of the paradigm.