This guide records the results of a project which aimed to share good practice in providing learning opportunities for older people between organisations in Austria, Hungary, Ireland and the UK.

The impact of Supported Employment depends on functioning partnerships between the stakeholders in this process. Defining relevant quality criteria in Supported Employment from the point of view of the different stakeholders was the main target.

The paper was written as national (Austrian) information concerning suspensions of unemployment benefit payment for the study "Analytical and statistical tools for monitoring EU tax-benefits systems".

How does volunteering contribute to the prevention and combating of social exclusion: Volunteering strengthens individuals and enables them to grow; volunteering means, doing something worthwhile and enjoyable, while strengthening networks and self-confidence.

The Austrian InCARE Policy Roadmap presents recommendations for the further development of long-term care in the country. The recommendations focus on three different areas: developing the public debate on long-term care further, developing and expanding of services and addressing future needs in terms of financing long-term care.

These recommendations build on the different InCARE activities. The recommendations relating to financing long-term care were developed based on a cell-based model to calculate the projected costs of long-term care in Austria in 2035. It includes five different scenarios addressing care needs, availability of informal care, availability of residential care spots, availability of live-in care and wage costs. The calculation is also described in detail in the technical annex of the policy roadmap.