
Sociedade Anti-Alcoólica Portuguesa
Lisboa, Portugal
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Founded in 1967, Sociedade Anti-Alcoólica Portuguesa is a non-profit association based in Lisboa, Portugal working on addiction, health, employment & skills.
The Sociedade Anti-Alcoólica Portuguesa (SAAP) is a Portuguese Private Institution of Social Solidarity (IPSS) founded in 1967 and based in Lisbon. It helps people who want to give up harmful alcohol consumption, offering medical and psychosocial care, social work support, and individual intervention plans for patients and their families. Its work spans primary, secondary and tertiary prevention, including awareness sessions for schools and training courses. It also runs job-seeking groups for unemployed people, takes part in local social development initiatives in the Arroios parish, and is a founding member of the European network EUROCARE.
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GEPE (Gabinete de Entreajuda para a Procura de Emprego)
Employment & Skills · Portugal
Weekly groups of unemployed people who meet at the SAAP premises to support each other in actively seeking employment.
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Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa, Junta de Freguesia de Arroios
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