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Bridging gaps, building futures: Co-creating sustainable employment pathways for minoritized youth with mental health and/or brain-related complaints

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NWA.1683.23.011International

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Bridging gaps, building futures is an award notice issued by the Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek under the Nationale Wetenschapsagenda, identified by solicitation number NWA.1683.23.011. The project focuses on supporting minoritized young adults facing mental health or brain-related conditions as they transition from educational environments into sustainable employment. By analyzing the intersection of individual, organizational, and societal factors, the initiative seeks to enhance support systems and improve long-term outcomes for this specific demographic. The project utilizes a collaborative learning community that integrates partners from the healthcare, education, and employment sectors through shared tools and coordinated communication. The primary objective is to co-create sustainable career pathways alongside young people and key stakeholders. Rather than focusing solely on initial job placement, the program emphasizes long-term well-being, personal growth, and the creation of stable employment opportunities that allow participants to thrive.

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NWO award for supporting minoritized young adults transitioning from education to sustainable employment.

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AgencyNederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek → Nationale Wetenschapsagenda
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This project supports minoritized young adults with mental health and/or brain-related conditions in their transition from education to sustainable employment. It aims to understand how individual, organizational, and societal factors interact to shape these transitions and improve support across sectors. A structured collaborative learning community with defined roles, coordination, shared tools, and clear communication, ensures that partners from education, healthcare, and employment work together effectively. By co-creating sustainable pathways with young people and stakeholders, the ultimate goal is not just to help young adults access work, but to support their long-term well-being, growth and sustainable employment to make them thrive.

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