Društvo OIT
Društvo za pomoć osobama sa intelektualnim teškoćama
Osijek, Croatia
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Društvo OIT is a non-profit association based in Osijek, Croatia working on disability, employment & skills, community development +1 more.
Društvo OIT is an association in Osijek, Croatia, that supports people with intellectual disabilities to improve their quality of life and develop their potential. It runs a half-day day-care social service for adults, employment and social inclusion projects, technology and STEM activities, creative and sports workshops, and a volunteer programme. The association also hosts university social work students for practical training.
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Disability · Croatia
Three-year half-day day-care programme for adults with intellectual disabilities.
Poludnevni boravak
Disability · Croatia
Half-day day-care social service for adults with intellectual disabilities.
Mogu i ja
Employment & Skills · Croatia
Project to employ persons with disabilities through public works.
Moja Udruga Moj društveni život
Community development · Croatia
Programme supporting social life and inclusion for members.
Nove tehnologije i STEM u zajednici
Education · Croatia
Project introducing new technologies and STEM activities to the community.
Gradimo prijateljstvo
Community development · Croatia
Project building friendships and inclusion.
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Grad Osijek, Pravni fakultet Osijek, Nacionalna zaklada za razvoj civilnog društva
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Udruga Kišobran
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Arts & Culture, Education
Volonterski centar POZITIVA
Community development, Children & Youth +1 more
Udruženje hrvatskih arhitekata
Arts & Culture, Community development
Zajednica sportova PGŽ
Sport for development, Children & Youth +1 more
KAoperativa
Arts & Culture, Community development