Facilitate the entry/re-entry into the labor market for migrants/immigrants in Italy through vocational and professional training programs for the following sectors: IT, construction, logistics and cleaning.
Refugees, migrants/immigrants from disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds in Italy.
Age: 15 years old and up
Number of participants: 40-50
The Work4All program is unique in two ways. Not only, does it bring together existing, fragmented support services in an integrated, state-of-the-art program through its holistic approach including soft landing (registration, documentation and orientation), language courses and skill formation (vocational and professional training). But also because of its job matching service which depends on the beneficiaries’ skill set and interests. All of this to serve the program’s main objective: to secure paid work experiences (internship or junior position) at Milan-based companies for the beneficiaries.
Soft landing
Italian language courses
Skill formation
Mentoring and career coaching
Entry into the labor market
Continuous data collection, analysis and comprehensive program evaluation by independent researchers.
The initial funds were provided for a 2-year pilot program by Fondazione Vismara and Associazione Lumo. After a thorough impact assessment, the program will be rolled out across Italy. Donors will be continuously informed about the project’s progress, specifically regarding its cost-effectiveness, the challenges faced by its participants as well as their successes, the impact of the project and its developments. Work4All is committed to the highest standards of accountability and transparency.
We are looking for further partners to support Work4All with
Event organisation: to raise awareness about the labour market challenges of migrant workers
Fundraising: to expand the scope and scale of program evaluation and launch further pilot projects
Corporate partners: to provide work opportunities for migrant workers who completed the Work4All program
Should you be interested in learning more about the program. Please get in touch!
