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Vocat ional Educat ion & Training

Vocat ional Integrat ion

Work-orientated Rehabi l i tat ion

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NEW PERSPECTIVESWe ask ourselves the question every day: what do people need to live a good life. It’s perspectives, letting people look ahead, giving them balance and overcoming barriers. One doesn’t simply decide to start a new life tomorrow. This needs support and orientation.

OUR RANGE OF SERVICESIt is the BBRZ GROUP’s mission and claim to provide assistance, support and encouragement to a maximum number of people of working age as they develop and utilize all occupational and social opportunities at their disposal.

OUR MISSIONWe support people with education, employment and vocational integration.

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VOCATIONAL EDUCATION & TRAININGOur vocational education and training line aims at developing and providing a financially attractive and occupationally useful range of decentralized vocational qualification services equally accessible to both private and institutional clients.

WORK-ORIENTATED REHABILITATIONWork-orientated rehabilitation aims at reestablishing participation in both working life and in society itself after the occurrence of a functional health disorder or as a measure of prevention in order to avoid such a disorder from occurring.

VOCATIONAL INTEGRATIONVocational integration aims at supporting job seekers in finding employment by the non-profit placement/recruitment of workers and jobs or by monitored/supported employment.

Furthermore, we offer permanent employment for persons with disabilities.

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Organisation Chart

Vocational Education & TrainingChristoph Jungwirth

Work-orientated RehabilitationRoman Pöschl

Vocational IntegrationSilvia Kunz

Association for promoting the BBRZ GROUP (Holding)

Chairman:Josef Peischer

Executive DirectorsManfred Polzer (CEO)

Christoph Jungwirth (Deputy CEO)Silvia Kunz

Roman PöschlAndreas Pühringer (Authorized Signatory)

Mag. Roman PöschlDr. Manfred Polzer

Andreas Pühringer (Authorized Representative)

Roman PöschlManfred Polzer


Mario Prünster

Christoph Jungwirth

Christoph Jungwirth Silvia Kunz

Gerhard Zahrer (Authorized Signatory)

Dieter Geisberger

Andrea Huber Andreas Ölinger

Silvia Kunz Christoph Jungwirth

Evelyn Rempelbauer (Authorized Signatory)

Strategic Divisions





Martina Schröck



Andreas Philipp

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Director Christoph JungwirthExecutive Director and Deputy CEO of BBRZ GROUP Executive Director BFI OÖ, Executive Director FAB

Directress Silvia KunzExecutive Directress BBRZ GROUPExecutive Directress FAB, Executive Directress BFI OÖ

Director Manfred PolzerExecutive Director and CEO of BBRZ GROUPExecutive Director BBRZ Reha, Executive Director BBRZ Österreich, Executive Director BBRZ MED, Executive Director Health-Services, Executive Director Jugend am Werk

Director Roman PöschlExecutive Director of BBRZ GROUPExecutive Director BBRZ Reha, Executive Director BBRZ Österreich Executive Director BBRZ MED, Executive Director Health-Services, Executive Director Jugend am Werk

Management

Roman PöschlSilvia KunzChristoph Jungwirth Manfred Polzer

Founding institutions of the BBRZ GROUP:

Upper Austria Chamber of Labour

Austrian Federation of Trade Unions

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Association for promoting the BBRZ GROUP

4020 Linz Muldenstraße 5, POB 322

Tel.: +43 732 6922-0

[email protected] www.bbrz-gruppe.eu

Supervisory Board Presidential Committee

Josef PeischerChairman of the Supervisory Board BBRZ GROUP

Josef MoserDirector, Chamber of Labour Upper AustriaDeputy Chairman of the Supervisory Board BBRZ GROUP

Andreas Stangl Vice President, Chamber of Labour Upper AustriaDeputy Chairman of the Supervisory Board BBRZ GROUP

Gertrude Tumpel-GugerellDeputy Chairwoman of the Supervisory Board BBRZ GROUP

Further members of the Supervisory Board

Günter EnzenebnerHelmut FeilmairAndrea HeimbergerFelix HinterwirthJohann KalliauerJosef MadlmayrFranz MoltererAnna Ritzberger-MoserHans-Karl SchallerWalter SchopfErich SchwarzAndreas FinsterJosef OfensbergerBeatrix SoderKlaus Wögerer

Supervisory Board Chairman

Josef Peischer Gertrude Tumpel-GugerellJosef Moser Director, Chamber of Labour Upper Austria

Andreas Stangl Vice President, Chamber of Labour Upper Austria

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VOCATIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING

„Learning is always about personal development as well. In this regard, the BFI OÖ sees itself as a gatekeeper for vo-cational chances on the one hand, and on the other as a partner and companion to the learner.”

Silvia Kunz Executive Directress

„A solid education as well as on-going further education are the basis for personal working life. Being an approachable partner for all people – regardless of age, education or origin – is very important to the BFI OÖ.”

Christoph Jungwirth Executive Director

“Further education is a fitting Answer to the lack of skilled workers. A condition, however, is an increased permeability of the educational system. Achieving this will be one of the main tasks of the BFI OÖ in the future.”

Gerhard Zahrer Authorized Signatory

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We will accompany you wherever your educational path takes you

BFI OÖ is an Upper Austrian vocational training institution that meets the new requirements of labour in the 21st century.

It has become a market leader in all forms of re-entry into the job market, second-chance education and vocational qualification in health, social and other service jobs.

An integrated spectrum of education and training covering all qualification levels - including university degrees - for both professional and occupational applications affords a significant edge to both single participants in training courses or seminars and to organizations, companies or special interest groups.

Vocational Training offers Thousands of offers across Upper Austria for various target groups:

• Private customers

• Primary school, apprenticeship, vocational matriculation examination

• Study at BFI (as a correspondence degree course of study at the University of Applied Sciences in Hamburg)

• Health, Services and Social affairs

• EDP and IT

• Social competence/Leadership

• Languages

• Engineering/Traffic/Logistics

• The economy & management

• Customized company training sessions

• Innovative education projects

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Metal Working CentersThe Metal Working Centers at BFI Upper Austria were founded on the occasion of the ever increasing skilled worker shortage in the metal industry. The participants of both genders are assigned to the centers by the Austrian Job Center. Currently courses are being offered in the skilled trades of tool and die machinist, tool machinist and metal treatment engineering.

Due to the modular structure of the training, regular entry is possible and thus specialists are regularly qualified.

Currently there are metal working centers in Attnang-Puchheim, Braunau, Gmunden, Gunskirchen and Steyr. Due to the large share of migrants the Metal Working Centers at BFI have developed into a driving force in integ-ration in the region.

Production SchoolsThe production school offers support to young people with a lack of compe-tence in basic education, and social as well as personal matters, before they begin vocational training or further education.

The practical implementation of the production school is geared towards the regional demand, in order to be able to provide relevant high quality support to all young people within the target group.

The BFI Upper Austria currently operates production schools in Gmunden, Mattighofen, Ried and Wels under the name „AusbildungsFit“ (Fit for Training) within the framework of NEBA (network of vocational assistance), an initiative of the Social Ministry. We also head production schools in Kirchdorf, Leonding and Steyr, comissioned by the State of Upper Austria and the AMS Upper Austria.

Berufsförderungsinstitut OÖ


Tel.: + 43 732 6922-0

BFI-Serviceline: +43 810 004 005

[email protected] www.bfi-ooe.at

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BFI at the AK VorarlbergStrong. Confident. Competent.

More knowledge – more job security!The BFI at the AK (Labour Chamber) in Vorarlberg is an educational provider in cooperation between the AK Vorarlberg and the BBRZ GROUP, which offers courses for vocational and personal development. In a modern service- and information-oriented society, the requirements for employees and jobseekers is changing rapidly – as the labour markets are in constant change.

Permanent education and further education can open up new career oppor-tunities. Additional qualifications strengthen competences, widen the number of vocational opportunities and increase the chances on the labour market. Professional competence, dedication, motivation, mental and physical fitness as well as stress management and the core themes of the future.

The BFI at the AK Vorarlberg presents itself as a partner for vocational education and further education. Next to optimising the quality and improve-ments to the service, we place much importance on developing innovative course offers.

Course offers

Competence and Performance• IT

• Languages

• Economy

Potential and Energy• Personality and Strength

• Creativity and Learning Techniques

• Energetics, Energy and Life Force

• Body and Mind

Certificates• Berufsreifeprüfung (Certificate of Higher Education)

• Mandatory School Graduation

• Preparation Course Apprenticeship Exams

Health• Health professionals

• Health professionals - Continuing education and training

• Health - general

BFI der AK Vorarlberg

Widnau 2-4 6800 Feldkirch

Tel.: +43 5522 70200

[email protected] www.bfi-vorarlberg.at

Mario PrünsterManaging Director BFI at the AK Vorarlberg

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trainingpartner of

Ausbildungszentrum Braunau

5280 Braunau/Inn Industriezeile 50

Tel.: +43 7722 842 68-1335

[email protected] www.abz-braunau.at

Making a Professional out of You. Sometimes you need a bit of luck to take advantage of your opportunities. The ABZ training center in Braunau has far higher demands, however. We do not hope for luck, but rather consciously create opportunities for new professional and personal paths.

The ABZ Braunau stands for high-quality specialist training and since 1995 has also been responsible for the apprenticeship training of renowned companies such as AMAG, HAI, Borbet, among others.

The courses in metal and electrical engineering professions help the appren-tices of top regional companies prepare for the final apprenticeship exams in theory and practice. Specialists also receive top-class training, as the Braunau workshops use the most modern machines and systems. All technical equipment, software and materials are state-of-the-art and naturally conform to current industry standards.

This makes it possible to train in a timely and practice-oriented manner. Depending on the operational requirements of the partner companies, the specific focus of further training and the training content are adapted to the entry level of the participants.

Professionals from A to Z

The ABZ Braunau is more than justified in this claim, as the training offer starts with the basics and extends to cover advanced training within six main areas:

• Welding technology

• Mechanical workshops

• Machining

• Electrical engineering

• CNC, CAD / CAM and

• Business modules

Dieter GeisbergerManaging Director

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SOB - School for Professions in Social Care

4400 Steyr L. Werndl-Str. 7

Tel.: +43 7252 70209-0

[email protected] www.sob-steyr.at

School for Professions in Social Care Steyr Accompanying and caring for the elderly or people with impairment is becoming an increasingly important task in our society.

The School for Social Care Professions Steyr (SOB Steyr) has been offering the necessary qualitative training in the Steyr region since its foundation in 1991.

The BFI Upper Austria took over the sponsoring association of SOB Steyr in autumn 2009. In terms of school organization, SOB Steyr is connected to HLW Steyr.

The school offers training as a specialist social worker with a focus on elderly work and work for the disabled, which includes the qualification of nursing assistant.

The training in both areas, work for the elderly and work for the disabled, is aimed both at young people after completing general schooling, as well as at people who opt for care and social work later in life, or people who are looking for further professional qualifications.

Tailored to the labor market, these courses are held daily, running over 24 months. For all those who are looking for a qualification within the field of professional social care, SOB Steyr provides „work for the elderly or disabled“ as an additional special module.

In addition, there is the opportunity to attend job-specific further training on current topics within the areas of work for the elderly and work for the disabled.

Dr. Christoph JungwirthManaging Director of the School for Professions in Social Care

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WORK-ORIENTATED REHABILITATION

“Vocational rehabilitation is not only a social responsibility, but also an economic necessity.”Andreas Pühringer Authorized Representative

“Taking on responsibility for people who, due to varied problem situations, have less chances in life, represents a central social obligation and is also our core task.”Manfred Polzer Executive Director

„Strategic actions and the skills and willing-ness to perform complex services in sur-roundings that are by no means without socio-political contradiction: This is a chal-lenge that the BBRZ is facing now and in the future.“ Roman Pöschl Executive Director

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We put TOGETHER on top.The strategic business unit work-orientated rehabilitation, with its flagship organisations BBRZ Reha GmbH, BBRZ Austria, Jugend am Werk (Youth at Work) Linz GmbH, BBRZ MED GmbH and Donaupark Health resort in Klosterneuburg providing a diverse range of offers, is dedicated to job retention or the reintegration of people with health-related impairments into working life.

Vocational Rehabilitation – BBRZ Reha GmbHSince 1975, we have been accompanying people who are incapable of carrying out their profession on account of illness or accident on their way back into working life. Our focus always lies on finding individual solutions for our cuistomers diverse range of needs.

Following occupational-medical and occupational-psychological testing, individual rehabilitation measures are worked out in a planning process: inter-disciplinary teams – co-workers from the fields of medicine, psychology, social work, career studies and economy along with certified process managers within vocational rehabilitation – work together with the customers to develop an individual REHA-Plan.

BBRZ offers people with mental illness or related disorders measures which, in addition to the rehabilitation plan, also allow time for the promotion of personal strengths and mental stabilisation (REHA-Combination).

Where the rehab plan includes a qualification for successful integration into the labour market, the BBRZ provides a variety of made-to-measure training courses in all branches of the economy: individual, tailor-made and workplace-specific (REHA-Training). Additional offers for customers during the course of the training – conceived along the lines of adult education methods – include a comprehensive package of health promotion offers: diet, exercise, mental health as well as medical, physiotherapeutic and psychological counselling. Practical application is at the focus of all training courses: for this we cooperate with countless partner organisations across Austria to ensure targeted internships for customers. For integration to be successful, customers receive special coaching on job interviews and social skills.

New Challenges for Vocational Rehabilitation – RehaNEXT

In order for the BBRZ to best meet the upcoming challenges, a process has been initiated to allow for a wide discourse under the “RehaNEXT” initiative. Within the scope of “RehaNEXT”, the BBRZ cooperates with all stakeholders, partners, co-workers and customers in keeping up with the latest trends and developments, and examining how these affect vocational rehabilitation.

Our goal: “The right person in the right job”

Vocational rehabilitation measures are funded by the Arbeitsmarktservice (Employment Service) (AMS), Pensionsversicherungsanstalt (Pensions Insurance Institution) (PV), Allgemeine Unfallversicherungsanstalt (General Accident Insurance Institution) (AUVA) and by several state ministries for social affairs.

BBRZ Reha Gesellschaft mbH


Tel.: +43 732 6922-0 REHA-Hotline: 0800 206 800

[email protected] www.bbrz.at

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Career Diagnosis, Early Rehabilitation and Intensive Rehabilitation BBRZ AustriaAs an independent and neutral service provider, BBRZ Austria offers a reper-toire of methods and instruments for resource-centred vocational diagnosis. At the focus lies the holistic, potential-oriented perception of the physical and mental strengths of the affected person.

Counselling and SupportBBRZ Austria provides the counselling and support centre for projects on behalf of the Employment Service (AMS) across Austria: FutureChances+, CareerDiagnosis Centre.

People who have been out of work for longer periods due to health issues receive targeted counselling on building future job prospects while preserving their health.

The BBRZ is one of the first institutions in Austria to dedicate itself to the subject of job retention as a primary area of focus, and has been doing so since the year 2000. Since 2001, countless pilot projects have been carried out across Austria in the areas of secondary prevention and early rehabilitation.

In the area of early rehabilitation, the BBRZ, commissioned by the Ministry of Social Affairs, advised more than 57,500 people and 3,041 companies as part of the fit2work personal counseling from 2012 to 2019.

Intensive RehabilitationNeuroNetzWerk provider people recovering from cerebrocranial injuries or neurological disorders with intensive support in their social and professional reintegration.

RISS (rehabilitation and integration for lateblind and visually impaired people) accompanies people with visual impairments in recovering their mobility in everyday life as well as in their social integration and professional reorientation.

Youth ProjectsWe carry out innovative projects in Styria and Upper Austria for young adults who need support with their transition from school to working life on account of various problems.

BBRZ Österreich


Tel.: +43 732 6922-0

[email protected] www.bbrz-oesterreich.at

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JUGEND am WERK Ges.m.b.H.


Tel.: +43 732 6922-0

[email protected] www.jugendamwerk-linz.at

Youth at Work, Upper Austria Youth at Work assists young people across Upper Austria in finding their way into employment.

The range of interlinked offers takes into account the special needs of young people, and, through a continuously evaluated repertoire of methods, presents a sound basis for ensuring successful access to employment for young people in Upper Austria.

Commissioned by the Social Ministry Service in Upper Austria, Youth at Work is the organisation responsible for youth coaching, vocational training assis-tance, job coaching and driver’s licence coaching.

With their flexibility and competence, dedicated staff guarantee the promotion of development for young people with health-related or societal problems.

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BBRZ MEDThe BBRZ MED GmbH is the first health institute in Austria to offer outpatient rehabilitation for people with mental illness. The advantages of this approach lie in the lower inhibition threshold in seeking aid from medical rehabilitation in time, as well as in the integration of therapeutic processes into patient’s actual lives.

The success of rehabilitation is ensured by a multi-professional staff, comprised of specialists for psychiatry, general medical practitioners, psychotherapists, psychologists, cert. nurses and orderlies, social workers, physiotherapists, ergotherapists and dieticians.

Headed by medical specialists, the dedicated teams ensure high quality treatment based on a good therapeutic relationship. The focus lies not only on mental health, but also on promoting patients’ strengths and abilities. This resource oriented approach forms the basis for planning of therapeutic rehabilitation efforts, which are meant to enable a timely return to social and working life.

Alongside therapy, the centres for mental health also provide support and advice with everyday problems as well as with initiating medical or psychothe-rapeutic after treatement or with planning work rehabilitation and finding work: Target group are women and men who display the following symptomatics:

Affective disorders: depression, dysthyme disorder, bipolar disorder (aside from manic episodes), burnout, anxiety disorders (panic attacks, compulsive behaivour, etc.), psychosomatic disorders, psychotic disorders – aside from acute illness, personality or adaptive disorders.

The therapy programme contains the following components

Group psychotherapy and individual psychotherapy, psychoeducation, psychological treatment: individual and group, medicinal therapy, ergotherapy, creative therapy offers (e.g. art and music therapy), physiotherapy, sport and exercise programme, biofeedback, relaxation techniques, nutritional advice and holistic health promotion.

The goal of treatment in our walk-in centres is the best possible, sustainable health improvement as well as the (re)integration of patients into the social and professional network and so the opening of new life perspectives.

Centre for Mental Health LEOPOLDAU

1210 Wien Schererstraße 30

Branche office SIMMERING

1110 Wien Rinnböckstraße 50

Centre for Mental Health MULDENSTRASSE

4020 Linz Glimpfingerstraße 48a

Free-Hotline for all Sites: +43 (0)800 080 501

[email protected] www.bbrz-med.at

Alexandra SchosserMedical Directress Centre for Mental Health ViennaLEOPOLDAU / Zweigstelle SIMMERING

Petra Friedl-WörgetterMedical Directress Centre for Mental Health LinzMULDENSTRASSE

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Successful against Burn-out at Donaupark Health Resort Klosterneuburg

The health resort at the gates of Vienna is a medical rehabilitation facility that specializes in the prevention and treatment of burn-out. It opened in late 2019 and has a capacity of 131 beds.

The care is provided by a multi-professional team of doctors, psychotherapists, ergo- and creative therapists, sports scientists, dietologists and nurses. The range of rehabilitation and therapy, designed according to the latest standards, includes measures for mental health as well as physical activity.

The guests of the resort can also use all the sports and wellness facilities of the neighboring „Happylands“.

Kontakt:Dr. Andreas PhilippManaging Director

Gesundheitsresort Donaupark Klosterneuburg

3400 Klosterneuburg In der Au 6

Tel.: +43 2243 98222

[email protected] www.gesundheit-klbg.at

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“We fulfill our social responsibility by supporting those people who are in precarious circumstances and are at risk of social exclusion.”Christoph Jungwirth Executive Director

“We cover all methods and measures that people need for their vocational integration in our organisation!”Silvia Kunz Executive Directress

“Within the scope of our possibilities and in cooperation with our partner organisations, we want to take steps toward realising equal chances for all.”

Evelyn Rempelbauer Authorized Signatory

VOCATIONAL INTEGRATION

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For New paths on the Job Market In vocational integration we support job seekers all across Austria and facilitate their access to the job market.

FAB is a specialist in the field of job market integration for people with social or physical disabilities.

With qualification, employment, care and support we offer those seeking jobs the necessary skills for successful, long-lasting vocational integration.

Our goal is to raise the chances of those who have a poor social starting position, helping them to participate to their utmost in life in society.

With these services being offered, FAB contributes immensely to equal oppor-tunities and is an essential part of the successful, social job market policies.

FAB, with its manifold services and projects from Vienna to Vorarlberg, has become one of the most significant facilitators of an integrative job market in Austria.

We offer our participants the opportunity of developing abilities and skills in different occupational fields. Our participants/employees provide a variety of services. The spectrum ranges from outsourcing solutions in the field of packaging, assembling and metalworking to support with personnel issues, through to catering, renovation and cleaning services.

We are business partners in the fields

• Personnel (e.g. temporary employment agency, work foundation, training & further education)

• Production (e.g. contract manufacturing in the areas of assembling, metal processing, packaging)

• Service (e.g. catering, buildings, green areas, recycling, office.)

Programs for Those Seeking Work

Labour FoundationsWe support those who are already unemployed or who are at risk of unemployment by aiming for reintegration in the job market through outplacement, emplacement and insolvency foundations.

FAB offers labour foundations for special target groups such as young people or those with disabilities that are exactly suited to meet the needs of these groups.

Temporary EmploymentIn the FAB socio-economic enterprises and non-profit employment projects those seeking employment are hired temporarily, qualified in both theory and practice in different professional fields and prepared for the demands of the job market.

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Verein zur Förderung von Arbeit und Beschäftigung


Tel.: +43 732 6922-5444

[email protected] www.fab.at

Qualification and Integration Courses

As an extension of the contents and methods of placement activities of the Austrian Job Center, we assist those who have lost their job or are suffering from an impairment or are not able to enter into the mainstream working life without help and support.

Counseling and Care Facilities

This form of support provides guidance and advice for jobseekers to help them overcome difficult life situations and be able to gain their footing in the labour market.

Sheltered Work

The FAB offers and supports sheltered workplaces at its production sites, with full social security and social-educational guidance for persons with impairments.

Accompanied labor leasing gives people with impairments at FAB ProWork the opportunity to work in companies in the regional labor market. The goal here is for them to become permanently leased to the company or to enter into employment there.

Qualification and Living

Young people and young adults with physical, psychosocial and learning impairments are encouraged and supported in their personal and professional development. The Center for Training through Integrated Employment (AIB) provides support for independent living and entry into the general labour market. In the Virtual Office, young people with physical disabilities receive computer training.

Qualification of Young People

Young people are qualified by FAB with the aim of giving them access to employment or to an apprenticeship.

In FAB young people learn by carrying out practical work and are given the assistance they require to be able to gain a foothold in the job market.

Living Space for Recovering Alcoholics

Those suffering from alcohol abuse, having completed an alcohol treatment program, can find in the residential houses of FAB the right setting for returning step-by-step to a life of abstinence from alcohol and self-determination.

Programs for Training and Development

FAB Organos supports people with impairments through a special educational program in the personal and professional area.

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TEAMwork

Holz- und Kunststoffverarbeitung GesmbH

4020 Linz Jaxstr. 10-12, POB 265

Tel.: +43 732 653492-22

[email protected] www.team-work.at

The Best Type of Cooperation From its four locations in Upper Austria, TEAMwork assists persons with impairments to integrate in the job market, achieving complete social integ-ration as a consequence.

A regular job, supported by individual personal development as well as social, psychological and medical assistance, ensures continued personal and technical education.

As a production and service company, TEAMwork has been fulfilling its customers‘ orders professionally and at high quality for over 35 years. Extensive knowledge in different areas is the basis for long-term cooperation with clients from industry, trade and commerce.

Our Services:

• woodworking

• plastics processing

• assembling

• packaging

• painting and refurbishing

• facility services

ApprenticeshipAt TEAMwork, we are dedicated to providing a sound education for young people, both with and without disabilities, as we believe that a completed apprenticeship can guarantee success in working life.

Apprenticeships on offer

• Carpenter

• Painter-Decorator and Coating Technician

• Carpenter Technicia

• Office Administrator

• Warehouse Logistics Specialis

What is important to us

• A successful apprenticeship

• High-quality training

• Personal development

• Individual learning support

• Social skills

• Help with problems

• Support for young women in trade occupations

Andreas Ölinger Managing Director TEAMwork

Andrea Huber Managing Directress TEAMwork

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Central services and departments On the one hand, Central Services carry out a service function for the operating lines that are based on product catalogues and are fulfilled with annual service level agreements.

On the other hand, these important functions support cohesion among the BBRZ Group and provide assistance to Grou.

Management Managing Directors

Facility Management Corrina Außerwöger Manfred Polzer

Finacial Management Markus Stadler

Human Ressource Management Horst Feifer Silvia Kunz

Information Technology Multiple System Management: Dieter Lamb

Information Technology:Martin Mayrhofer

Christoph Jungwirth

Administrative Department of the Board

Assistance Wolfgang Geigenberger Manfred Polzer Christoph Jungwirth

Auditing Miriam Eder

Controlling Miriam Eder Roman Pöschl

Central Corporate Communication Gerhard Hagn Manfred Polzer

International Projects and Cooperations

Josef Stockinger Christoph Jungwirth

Innovation and Portfolio development

Elisabeth Brunner-Kranzmayr Silvia Kunz

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Sites

The BBRZ GROUP is represented throughout Austria in 137 sites in 63 communities.

Upper Austria

4020 Linz Muldenstraße 5, PF 322 Tel.: +43 732 6922-0 [email protected]

Eastt

1020 Wien Lassallestrasse 7a Tel.: +43 1 74022-0 [email protected]

Tyrol

6020 Innsbruck Werner von Siemensstraße 7 Tel: +43 512 365603 [email protected]

Vorarlberg

6850 Dornbirn Färbergasse 15 Tel.: +43 5572 53209-0 [email protected]

South

8020 Graz Alte Poststraße 136 Tel.: +43 316 577674-0 [email protected]

Salzburg

5020 Salzburg Schillerstraße 25 Eingang Nord / 2. Stock Tel: +43 662 882464-0 [email protected]

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Rund 450 internationale Netzwerkpartner 1 - 5 Partner 5 - 9 Partner > 10 Partner > 30 Partner

BBRZ GROUP

A-4020 Linz Muldenstraße 5, POB 322

Tel.: +43 732 6922-0


Internationally ConnectedThe BBRZ GROUP has been working internationally in various projects and networks for more than two decades. Cooperation with partner institutions at a European level increases the competence of the entire company. At the same time, knowledge transfer across borders is encouraged. In this way, the BBRZ GROUP makes a contribution to strengthening European cohesion and promoting socio-political innovation in Europe.

Benefitting from and contributing to EuropeAs many as 200 transnational projects in nearly every relevant European support program and bilateral cooperation have been successfully completed so far. There are currently about 15 going on.

The network in which the BBRZ GROUP is involved has grown to include approximately 450 organizations throughout Europe.

The following umbrella organizations must be noted as contracting authorities or cooperation partners:

• The European Commission

• The ILO – International Labour Organisation

• The Council of Europe

• Governments and other official bodies

We are members of European associations and consortia:

• EASPD - European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities - www.easpd.eu

• European Association of Institutes for Vocational Training (EVBB) - www.evbb.eu

• SOLIDAR - NGO network to advance social justice in Europe and worldwide - www.solidar.org

• ULIXES - European Union Training and Research Network (EEIG = European Economic Interest Group) www.ulixesnet.eu

Through our international activities, we participate in the European discourse on topics such as vocational training and qualification, lifelong learning or questions about the integration of people with disadvantages into the labor market.

about 450 international network partner organisations 1 - 5 partner organisations 5 - 9 partner organisations > 10 partner organisations > 30 partner organisations

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BBRZ GROUP

A-4020 Linz Muldenstraße 5, POB 322

Tel.: +43 732 6922-0


60 years of experience in vocational education, work-orientated rehabilitation and vocational integration.

1960 BFI OÖ (Vocational Training Institution Upper Austria)

1966 Protected Workshop in Linz

1975 BBRZ (Center for Vocational Training and Rehabilitation)

1983 TEAMwork Holz- und Kunststoffverarbeitung GesmbH

1986 BBRZ offices in KaPOBenberg (province of Styria) and Vienna

1987 FAB (Promotion of Work and Occupation)

1995 Ausbildungszentrum Braunau GesmbH (ABZ)

1998 Foundation of the FAB locations of Salzburg and Vorarlberg.

1999 BBRZ office in Klagenfurt (province of Carinthia)

2003 Association for the Promotion of the BBRZ Group Reestablishment of the FAB association (Promotion of Work and Occupation)

2007 Protected Workshop is renamed FAB Pro.Work

2009 The BFI OÖ takes over the supporting association of the College for professional social supervisors (SOB) in Steyr Opening of the BBRZ locations in St. Pölten and Innsbruck

2010 Opening of the Centre for Mental Healt LEOPOLDAU, Vienna. FAB (Promotion of Work and Occupation) acquires the premises of the former Quelle mail-order firm in Linz, where the Center of Vocational Integration was founded. Opening of the BBRZ locations in Wiener Neustadt and Zwettl

2012 Opening of the Zentrum für Berufliche Integration (Center of Vocational Integration)

2013 Re-opening of the refurbished Central Headquarters Building in Linz Re-opening of Training Center Muldenstraße in Linz as a central administration building

2014 Founding of the BFI der Arbeiterkammer Vorarlberg Opening of the Centre for Mental Health MULDENSTRASSE in Linz

2017 Founding of IA - Integration of persons with impairments into the labour market

Opening of the branch SIMMERING of the Centre for Mental Health in Vienna

2018 Opening of the new location for FAB ProWork in Wels

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