INPUT
INPUT gemeinnützige GmbH
Graz, Austria
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Founded in 2007, INPUT is a non-governmental organisation based in Graz, Austria working on children & youth, community development, health.
INPUT is a private child and youth welfare organisation in Styria, Austria, founded in 2007 as an association in Graz and later converted into a non-profit limited company. It supports children, young people and families through preventive early help, family support aimed at protecting child welfare, flexible case-management help, open youth work, counselling and mediation, psychological diagnostics and outdoor education. Its work is based on resource orientation and self-help, and it operates from Graz and several regional offices across Styria.
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Frühe Hilfen
Children & Youth · Austria
Support for families with children aged 0 to 3, based on the STEEP programme.
Flexible Hilfen
Children & Youth · Austria
Case-management-based support for children, young people and their families in several Styrian districts.
Offene Jugendarbeit
Children & Youth · Austria
Open youth work, including the WAVE youth centre in Leibnitz/Wagna and the Jugendraum RAdau.
Jugendstreetwork Graz
Children & Youth · Austria
Street-based youth work in Graz.
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