This non-profit association was founded in 1992 to reduce unemployment in the region. It aims to improve unemployed people's livelihood, functional capacity and employability. Its community centre has a second-hand shop and costume rental, and from August to November a juice press service makes additive-free apple juice. A sewing workshop operates when skilled workers are available.
The association distributes food aid and takes part in sharing out surplus school food. Members get two free swimming hall visits a month with their membership card. Work trials and volunteer placements are offered to unemployed people. The entrance is not wheelchair accessible.
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