Lumena+ Your Turn

The goal of all our support seekers is to find the path to a sustainable working life or studies. Together with you, we create opportunities to get into work or study based on your wishes and abilities.

Who are we targeting?

Your Turn is a support programme for 16-29 year olds who want to find their way to work or study.

The purpose of the project is to reach all young people in Huddinge and Botkyrka who do not feel that they have received the right or sufficient support to be able to study or work and move forward in life.

What happens when you contact us?
Du erbjuds ett första möte med en samordnare i teamet. Detta kan ske i vår lokal på Björkholmsvägen 10 i Huddinge eller på en annan plats som vi kommer överens om, kanske nära där du bor.
You may already decide that you want to participate in an activity or book a follow-up meeting.

How do we work?
We are a team of five coordinators who are ready to listen to you and provide you with the conditions to make your own development journey exactly the way you want and need it. We offer to accompany you on the journey by, for example, coordinating the contacts and resources you need from employment services and training activities, employers, or the healthcare system. Our team also includes a coordinator from the Arbetsförmedlingen and an administrative officer from the Försäkringskassan.

Our methods
We work with the methods of Supported Employment, Case Management and Supported Education.

Supported Employment, SE, supports you in finding, getting and keeping a job.

Supported Education, SEd, will help you succeed in your studies.

Case management, CM, provides you with support in all areas of life. You are given the opportunity to influence your quality of life. The aim is to give you a meaningful everyday life, to enable you to support yourself and be part of society.

As an applicant, you will be assigned a personal counsellor. You can be supported by several people and methods at the same time.

What happens when we make contact?
At the first meeting, you can talk about your previous experiences, your strengths, and what you want to do in life. You and your coordinator will then discuss which activities might be suitable for you and your plan going forward. What these activities could be is individual. For example, it could be finding an internship, support to get started with studies, or other activities in your job search, such as visiting workplaces and attending recruitment fairs.

How we work on equality, accessibility and non-discrimination
We will create an inclusive and sustainable working life for all and reduce the exclusion that exists today.