our services
consulting services
Our Accessibility Consulting service offers expert guidance and support to ensure physical and social environments are inclusive for all.
At MOVEO, we pride ourselves on offering comprehensive consulting services tailored to ensure physical and social accessibility in the workplace. For companies eager to embrace diversity by hiring individuals with disabilities, we provide invaluable expertise. Our team conducts thorough feasibility studies, assessing the current state of accessibility and offering innovative solutions to make workplaces inclusive for all. From designing accessible infrastructure with the expertise of our civil engineers and architects to facilitating the recruitment process, we guide companies every step of the way. Whether it’s preparing candidates from our extensive database or testing potential hires for the perfect fit, we ensure seamless integration. Additionally, we calculate the return on investment, demonstrating the tangible benefits of hiring the right person for the job. At MOVEO, we’re committed to fostering environments where everyone can thrive, driving social impact and business success.
Education & Training
Our Inclusive Education program provides comprehensive training and education to promote accessibility and inclusion in the workplace and various aspects of life.
At MOVEO, we take pride in our diverse array of teaching and training offerings designed to meet the unique needs of individuals, companies, formal, and informal groups alike. Our comprehensive selection of online and in-person courses spans a wide spectrum of topics, ranging from fostering accessibility and inclusion in the workplace to exploring the dynamic realm of gamification and game-based learning. With a team of highly skilled teaching staff proficient in vocational education, training, and lifelong learning, we are dedicated to delivering top-notch educational experiences. Our approach combines creative, interdisciplinary methods with hands-on learning techniques, ensuring an engaging and effective learning journey for all participants. Whether you’re seeking to upskill your workforce or enhance your knowledge, at MOVEO, we’re committed to empowering learners with the tools they need to succeed in today’s rapidly evolving world.
our training courses
MOVEO offers wide variety of courses in adult education and VET that focus on inovative technology and, foremost, inclusion. We use formal, non-formal, and informal teaching methods and prepare individuals and groups for independant and inclusive work and living.
Technology & Innovation in Disability Employment
Harnessing IT Solutions for Inclusive Workplaces
You will learn:
Using IT in Profiling Employers
Emerging Trends in Assistive Technology
Best Practices
Soft Skills in Job Search
New Skills: Gamification and Game-Based Learning
Empowering Individuals for Independent Work & Living
You will learn:
Identifying Key Autonomy Skills
Leveraging Assistive Technologies
Paths to Independent Living
Building Support Networks
Project Development
Our Sustainable Projects service focuses on developing innovative and environmentally conscious initiatives to promote smart living and sustainable communities on national and European levels.
At MOVEO, we are deeply engaged in a range of international projects, collaborating closely with our partners worldwide to drive meaningful change. From crafting and executing initiatives under programs like Erasmus+ to spearheading local endeavors, our focus remains steadfast on advocating for the rights of people with disabilities and promoting the integration of youth with disabilities in international projects. With a dedicated team comprising both young talents and seasoned project managers at the helm, we navigate the complexities of international collaboration with agility and expertise. Through our efforts, we cultivate a robust European network of peers and professionals united in our commitment to leveraging creative solutions to bridge differences and foster inclusivity on a global scale. At MOVEO, we believe in the transformative power of collaboration, and together, we’re paving the way for a more accessible and equitable world for all.
Our Projects
Golden Wheel: Using Creative Industry and Applied Arts to Establish New Skills and Increase Employability of Youth with Disabilities (August 2023 – May 2024)
(Project No: 2023-1-AT01-KA154-YOU-000134070)
By enabling young people with disabilities to work on their talents and produce distinctive works of art while at the same time equipping them with new skills, the Golden Wheel Project aims to secure wide visibility of the challenges the main target group is encountering. In addition to this, the Project offers (as one of the outputs) new and creative ways to fight the unemployment of this vulnerable group by equipping them with new and easily adaptable skills that will help their independence and independent living.
Way2Go: Training and Equipping Young Accessibility Ambassadors for the European Projects (March 2023 – April 2025)
(Project No: 2022-2-AT01-KA220-YOU-000097020)
In the Way2Go Project, we aim to create a Europe-wide network through an accessible & user-friendly online platform for disadvantaged youth & organizations willing to cooperate on European projects & achieve full accessibility in their work; build capacity through developing inclusion related youth friendly & accessible training modules & organizing training camps for the target groups & training young accessibility ambassadors; and engage community & secure topic visibility through outreach campaigns.
Able2Travel: A Beginner’s Guide for Youth with Disabilities to Participate in International Projects (October 2022 – April 2024)
(Project No: 2022-1-AT01-KA210-YOU-000082032)
Together with our partners from Turkey and Slovenia, we developed a Guidebook for young international project participants of mixed ability. This Erasmus+ KA2 project started in October 2022 and lasted for 18 months. On the one hand, the Project is encouraging young people with disabilities to act, and on the other, it aims to motivate different stakeholders to actively involve this vulnerable group in their work.
Skills4Life: Promoting the Transition to Active Life through Gamification and Game-Based Learning (November 2022 – October 2024)
(Project No: 2022-1-AT01-KA220-ADU-000086937)
KA2 Erasmus+ Project in Adult Education is designed to last for 24 months (November 2022 – October 2024). Partner organizations from Austria, Portugal, Ireland, Germany, France, Netherlands, and Poland work on game-based learning models to prepare young adults with vulnerable backgrounds for independent living. Non-formal learning methods help break stereotypes related to this marginalized group.
BasketRoll 2022: Breaking Disability Stereotypes through Sport (July 2022 – December 2022)
(Project No: 2022-1-AT01-KA154-YOU-000064709)
A multidisciplinary Project is aiming at raising awareness of the position of young people with disabilities in society. The project is designed to last for 6 months with the major 3-day event taking place in November in Vienna. Partner organizations from Austria, Turkey, and Sweden organized an attractive non-competitive wheelchair basketball tournament followed by a “wheelchair test ride” for able-bodied participants, and workshops on the social and professional life of young people with disabilities. The last day of the event is reserved for round table discussions with local, national, and European stakeholders to share findings and conclusions of previous talks.
SHARE: Surpass the Handicap Allied with Rights of Employment (October 2020 – March 2022)
(Project No: 2020-1-ES02-KA205-015101)
In March 2022 we completed an 18-month-long Erasmus+ KA2 Project that consists of a strategic alliance among 4 organizations coming from 4 different countries (Austria, Spain, UK, and Turkey), where we shared good practices in the employment of young people with and without disabilities, and we conducted analysis described in a subsequent guide that aims to help different institutions on the European level in employment and education of young people with disability.
