Inclusive Work
The 'Inclusive Work' program of the State of Baden-Württemberg promotes the employment of severely and significantly disabled individuals in the general labor market. Employers receive wage subsidies to support inclusion and compensate for specific burdens. It complements priority benefits and offers continuous support through integration specialist services.
Who is Funded
The 'Inclusive Work' program of the State of Baden-Württemberg supports employers with their registered office or place of business in Baden-Württemberg. The aim is to enable severely and significantly disabled individuals to participate in the general labor market. The funding is aimed at companies, public institutions, as well as associations and organizations that provide suitable jobs.
What is Funded
The 'Inclusive Work' program focuses on creating and securing employment relationships for severely disabled individuals. The funding includes wage subsidies that are adapted to the specific needs of the employees and contribute to covering gross salary expenses.
Type and Scope of Funding
Funding through "Inclusive Work" is provided in the form of wage subsidies. The amount and duration of funding vary depending on the type of employment relationship and individual funding needs. There is a maximum funding amount linked to the employer's gross expenses.
Conditions and Requirements
The use of funding is subject to specific prerequisites and rules. These include application conditions, cooperation requirements with various providers, and certain financial stipulations that regulate the use of funds.
Application Procedure
The application procedure for "Inclusive Work" is multi-stage and involves the early involvement of the Integration Specialist Services (IFD) and comprehensive coordination between the various service providers to ensure needs-based and coordinated funding.
Legal Basis
The "Inclusive Work" funding program is anchored in clear legal foundations that define its legitimacy and the framework conditions for its implementation. It is based on specific guidelines and is closely linked to the regulations of the Social Code (SGB).
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Funding Overview
Funding Status:
Open
Maximum Amount:
up to 70% of the employer's gross expenses
Deadline:
always open
Open Until:
Ongoing
Award Channel:
Demand Driven Scheme
Region:
Baden-Württemberg (Germany)
Beneficiaries:
Employers
Application Type:
Single Applicant
Funding Stages:
Implementation, Service Delivery
Funding Provider
Program Level:
Regional
Funding Body:
State of Baden-Württemberg, Municipal Association for Youth and Social Affairs Baden-Württemberg (KVJS Integration Office), Integration Assistance Providers, Rehabilitation Providers
Managed By:
Municipal Association for Youth and Social Affairs Baden-Württemberg (KVJS Integration Office)
Additional Partners:
Integration Specialist Services (IFD), Federal Employment Agency, Job Centers