Seven organisations from six countries — a public integration agency, NGOs working with Roma, migrant and refugee communities, adult education and social inclusion organisations, and an EdTech company. Together they bring expertise in community learning, migrant integration, adult education design and policy.
Point to a city to see who is there; select it to meet the partner. Map data: Natural Earth.
A Vienna-based EdTech company that designs upskilling pathways, research and training for disadvantaged adults, including migrants, single mothers and long-term unemployed people. It coordinates CAFÉ+ and hosts the partner meetings in Vienna.
A non-profit company of the City of Vienna that offers education and counselling to people who have recently moved to Vienna — about 38,000 people a year in 38 languages, with 180 staff. It will host the CAFÉ+ EU Policy Conference in 2029.
Founded in 1999 by UNHCR Nansen Refugee Award laureate Jelena Silajdžić, Slovo 21 supports Roma and migrant communities across Czechia. It runs the Khamoro World Roma Festival and the "Welcome to CZ" integration course.
A Finnish NGO for learning in a multicultural society. It has organised the weekly Café Lingua in Helsinki since 2004 and has taken part in 40+ Erasmus+ and 10+ Nordic projects.
Founded in 2005 and supervised by the Greek Ministry of Health, IASIS runs community mental health units, day centres and mobile psychosocial teams across Greece. It supported more than 87,000 people in 2025, with 8,000+ volunteers.
Set up in 2012 by Dr Astrid Hamberger, the centre has supported more than 3,500 third-country nationals and 5,000 Ukrainian refugees. It holds an Erasmus+ accreditation for adult education and works with the national employment agency ANOFM.
A non-profit in Fuenlabrada that supports 350+ adults a year — especially migrant women, single mothers and long-term unemployed people — with employability pathways, digital literacy and women's empowerment programmes.
A Vienna-based EdTech company that designs upskilling pathways, research and training for disadvantaged adults, including migrants, single mothers and long-term unemployed people. It coordinates CAFÉ+ and hosts the partner meetings in Vienna.
A non-profit company of the City of Vienna that offers education and counselling to people who have recently moved to Vienna — about 38,000 people a year in 38 languages, with 180 staff. It will host the CAFÉ+ EU Policy Conference in 2029.
Founded in 1999 by UNHCR Nansen Refugee Award laureate Jelena Silajdžić, Slovo 21 supports Roma and migrant communities across Czechia. It runs the Khamoro World Roma Festival and the "Welcome to CZ" integration course.
A Finnish NGO for learning in a multicultural society. It has organised the weekly Café Lingua in Helsinki since 2004 and has taken part in 40+ Erasmus+ and 10+ Nordic projects.
Founded in 2005 and supervised by the Greek Ministry of Health, IASIS runs community mental health units, day centres and mobile psychosocial teams across Greece. It supported more than 87,000 people in 2025, with 8,000+ volunteers.
Set up in 2012 by Dr Astrid Hamberger, the centre has supported more than 3,500 third-country nationals and 5,000 Ukrainian refugees. It holds an Erasmus+ accreditation for adult education and works with the national employment agency ANOFM.
A non-profit in Fuenlabrada that supports 350+ adults a year — especially migrant women, single mothers and long-term unemployed people — with employability pathways, digital literacy and women's empowerment programmes.
CAFÉ+ will work with the public employment services in all six countries, so that adults can move on from a Skills Café to training or work, and with at least one employer association per country. Cooperation agreements will be signed during the first year and a half of the project; organisations are added here as they sign.
