IFD Integration Service Bremen GmbH

Motto: Participation in the Labor Market.
The goal of Integrationsfachdienst Bremen GmbH (ifd bremen), a non-profit service provider, is to integrate people with disabilities, and especially those with severe disabilities, into the general labor market or to secure existing employment relationships. To provide comprehensive support to people with disabilities and employers, the company has developed specific services and operates the Integrationsfachdienst (Integration Service). This service has been active in Bremen for more than a decade.

Job placement and career guidance:
At ifd bremen, experienced professionals provide advice and support to job seekers, employees, and students. Those seeking advice receive individualized support tailored to their specific disability or health condition. This includes assistance with finding an apprenticeship or job, support in the workplace, and career guidance at the end of school. Public sector employees in Bremen without severe disabilities can also contact the advisors.

A competent resource for employers:
Employers have access to a competent contact person in ifd bremen, who provides advice and support to companies on all matters relating to disability and illness. ifd bremen facilitates the recruitment process and supports companies with disabled employees when day-to-day operations are not running smoothly.

The Integration Service sees itself as an intermediary between employees and employers. Over the past few years, it has built very good relationships with employers. This excellent network helps the specialist advisors to align the needs of job seekers and companies. The IFD experts provide support in the workplace and can be called in if employment relationships are at risk.

Idea generators at the grassroots level: the shareholders.
In exchange with the three shareholders of IFD Bremen GmbH – these are

• the Martinsclub Bremen eV,
• the Bremen Workshop Community GmbH and
• the State Association of the Deaf Bremen eV.

Innovative project ideas are being developed to help even more people with disabilities gain a foothold in the general labor market.