Community Impact: Join Events and Forum at ErgoSEN

Are you looking to make a positive impact in your community? Look no further than ErgoSEN, a non-profit organization based in Patras, Greece, dedicated to helping disabled individuals find suitable employment opportunities.

ErgoSEN offers training programs in protected environment labs to enhance the productivity of disabled individuals and equip them with the skills needed to succeed in the workforce. The organization generates income through donations, funded projects, and the sale of eco-friendly products on their custom e-shop. These products, which include items made from recycled wood, plastic, glass, pottery, and fabric, not only support the organization financially but also promote sustainability. What sets ErgoSEN apart is our emphasis on community engagement. In addition to their e-shop, ErgoSEN hosts events and maintains a forum on our website to connect with like-minded individuals who are passionate about social change and job creation for disabled people. By fostering a sense of community, ErgoSEN strives to create a support network that empowers individuals with disabilities to thrive in the workforce. Founded by a group of former teachers from a Special Education Needs school, ErgoSEN has established partnerships with companies both locally and across Europe. Through successful Erasmus+ projects, the organization has collaborated with companies like Gureak, Sutargi and Fraisoro to further their mission of promoting inclusivity in the workforce.

With the support of over 20 volunteers and a diverse team of experts in various fields, ErgoSEN is making a tangible difference in the lives of disabled individuals in Greece and beyond.

If you are passionate about social impact and are looking for ways to get involved, consider joining the ErgoSEN community. Whether you are interested in purchasing sustainable products from their e-shop, participating in events, or contributing to their forum, there are plenty of opportunities to support their mission. Together, we can create a more inclusive and supportive community for individuals with disabilities.