Institution for people with disabilities
in Switzerland

Fondation Aigues-Vertes

Bernex · Since 1960 · 11–20 empl.·4.7(166)

Fondation Aigues-Vertes supports adults with intellectual disabilities in developing autonomy in daily life and participating in social and professional activities. It provides tailored living and support arrangements, work and training opportunities, and workshop services and handcrafted products.

L'Espérance, Institution spécialisée pour personnes handicapées, à Etoy

Etoy · Since 1966 · 101–500 empl.·4.8(27)

L'Espérance, Institution spécialisée pour personnes handicapées, à Etoy supports people with intellectual disabilities through different stages of life. Its services include specialized education, accommodation, socio-educational and vocational support, adapted care, and day activities.

Fondation Clos Fleuri

Bulle · Since 1979 · 11–20 empl.·4.8(53)

Fondation Clos Fleuri is a non-profit foundation that supports a specialised social institution for people with primarily intellectual developmental disabilities. Its services include outpatient support, residential accommodation, employment and educational programmes for children and adults.

Stiftung café sowieso

Lucerne · Since 2003 · 21–50 empl.·4.8(229)

Stiftung café sowieso operates Restaurant sowieso as a non-profit enterprise, providing people with support needs with employment and training opportunities. The restaurant serves food and drinks and offers catering and event services.

Stiftung Uetendorfberg, Schweizerische Wohn- und Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Hörbehinderte

Uetendorf · Since 1986 · 21–50 empl.·4.7(145)

Stiftung Uetendorfberg, Schweizerische Wohn- und Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Hörbehinderte provides people with hearing, speech and multiple disabilities with accommodation, work opportunities and individual support. It also offers vocational training and integration services, alongside activities in areas such as mechanics, carpentry, horticulture and catering.

Afiro

Ecublens Vd · Since 1978 · 21–50 empl.·4.6(61)

Afiro supports the social and professional integration of people receiving social insurance benefits through vocational rehabilitation, training and adapted employment. Its workshops provide activities in food production, industry and services.

Stiftung Schloss Turbenthal, Gehörlosendorf

Turbenthal · Since 1981 · 11–20 empl.·4.7(77)

Stiftung Schloss Turbenthal, Gehörlosendorf provides needs-based accommodation and support for people requiring assistance, particularly deaf people with multiple or psychological impairments. Its services include work opportunities and workshops, vocational training, and products and services in areas such as carpentry, metalworking, assembly and horticulture.

Lukashaus Stiftung

Grabs · Since 2002 · 101–500 empl.·4.7(64)

Lukashaus Stiftung provides housing, employment and education services for people with disabilities, particularly those with multiple or complex support needs. Its services include a range of residential options (including intensive living), supported work and employment placements, vocational training and measures for labour‑market inclusion.

CIS-CENTRE D'INTEGRATION SOCIOPROFESSIONNELLE

Fribourg · Since 1963 · 51–100 empl.·4.6(54)

CIS-CENTRE D'INTEGRATION SOCIOPROFESSIONNELLE is a non-profit foundation that supports people with disabilities through adapted jobs and vocational guidance. It also provides vocational rehabilitation, assessment and training, alongside services in production, logistics, administration, catering and hospitality.

SSBL Stiftung für selbstbestimmtes und begleitetes Leben

Emmen · Since 1972 · 101–500 empl.·4.3(155)

SSBL Stiftung für selbstbestimmtes und begleitetes Leben supports adults with disabilities through residential, day, and work opportunities, as well as leisure activities. Its individually tailored support promotes social participation, self-determination, and choice.

Pro Infirmis, Succursale Sud

Bellinzona · Since 2010 · 21–50 empl.·4.7(26)

Pro Infirmis, Succursale Sud advises, accompanies and supports people with disabilities and their families. Its services include social counselling and other forms of support for everyday life and participation in areas such as housing, work and leisure.

Tonis Fribyhof AG

Jonschwil · Since 2019 · 11–20 empl.·4.9(135)

Tonis Fribyhof AG operates a horse farm offering riding and driving lessons, horse boarding and horse training. Its activities also include riding camps, carriage rides, events, and supported work and residential places in the fields of horses and agriculture.

Genossenschaft Arbeitsheim für Behinderte, Amriswil

Amriswil · Since 1929 · 51–100 empl.·4.5(56)

Genossenschaft Arbeitsheim für Behinderte, Amriswil provides people with disabilities with supported work and vocational training, as well as housing and leisure services. Its workshops and other departments undertake production and service work, including assembly, gardening, logistics and laundry services.

Fondation "Institution de Lavigny"

Lavigny · Since 1975 · 21–50 empl.·4.4(214)

Fondation "Institution de Lavigny" provides neurorehabilitation and care for people with epilepsy and other neurological conditions. It also operates residential services and sheltered work and training programmes for people with disabilities, as well as a school for children and young people with learning or adjustment difficulties.

Stiftung Altried

Zurich · Since 1976 · 101–500 empl.·4.4(130)

Stiftung Altried provides housing, work, leisure and training opportunities for people with disabilities. Its services are designed to support personal independence, participation in decision-making and involvement in society.

Stiftung Alpenruhe

Saanen · Since 1994 · 51–100 empl.·4.6(56)

Stiftung Alpenruhe provides residential, work and day-activity services for people with disabilities. It offers individual support and helps participants develop their abilities and take part in everyday life.

serei (service d'entraide et d'information)

La Chaux-De-Fonds · Since 1997 · 21–50 empl.·4.7(37)

serei (service d'entraide et d'information) is a private foundation that supports people with disabilities. It sells and rents assistive equipment, including wheelchairs, electric beds and stairlifts, and provides legal advice on social insurance matters.

Stiftung Werk- und Wohnhaus zur Weid

Mettmenstetten · Since 2013 · 11–20 empl.·4.6(139)

Stiftung Werk- und Wohnhaus zur Weid provides supported accommodation and work opportunities for adults experiencing social or psychological difficulties or addiction. Its work areas include agriculture and horticulture, carpentry and housekeeping; the foundation also provides outpatient support and care.

Stiftung Bächtelen

Wabern · Since 1916 · 101–500 empl.·4.5(64)

The company's core activity is the professional integration of young people with limited access to the labor market through training and promotion. The company offers a differentiated range of services in the areas of assessment, training and integration to support young people on their path into the world of work and society.

Ekkharthof-Verein

Lengwil · Since 1965 · 21–50 empl.·4.7(72)

Ekkharthof-Verein provides care, support and education for people with cognitive disabilities. Its services include accommodation, a special education school, supported work and workshops, and therapies.

Stiftung Humanus-Haus

Rubigen · Since 1974 · 11–20 empl.·4.6(128)

Stiftung Humanus-Haus is a residential and work community providing social therapy for young people and adults who need support. It offers supported living, work and vocational training, therapies, and activities in various workshops, guided by an anthroposophical understanding of the human being.

Stiftung Weidli Stans

Stans · Since 1986 · 51–100 empl.·4.5(57)

Stiftung Weidli Stans supports people with disabilities and provides accommodation, supported employment, structured daytime activities and training. Its activities also include services and customer work such as assembly, recycling, garden maintenance and laundry.

Gönner- und Förderstiftung der Genossenschaft Borna, Arbeits- und Wohngemeinschaft Rothrist

Rothrist · Since 1993 · 11–20 empl.·4.4(57)

Gönner- und Förderstiftung der Genossenschaft Borna, Arbeits- und Wohngemeinschaft Rothrist supports Borna’s residential, work and integration services through charitable funding. The institution accompanies people with disabilities and provides protected jobs, housing options and other practical support services.

Fondation éméra plus

Sion · Since 1996 · 11–20 empl.·4.7(23)

Fondation éméra plus provides services and support for people with disabilities, promoting their autonomy and social participation. Its activities include work and creativity workshops, a shop selling handcrafted products from its ateliers, social counselling, supported-living assistance and advocacy.

Fondation Emera

Sion · Since 2009 · 11–20 empl.·4.7(23)

Fondation Emera is a non-profit foundation that promotes the quality of life, autonomy and social participation of people with physical, intellectual or psychological disabilities. Its services include social counselling, activities and work opportunities, support in different areas of life, and advocacy for people with disabilities.

Stiftung Schloss Turbenthal - Wärmeverbund

Turbenthal · Since 2015 · 1–10 empl.·4.7(77)

Stiftung Schloss Turbenthal - Wärmeverbund provides residential and work programs within the Gehörlosendorf and operates multiple workshops (carpentry, mechanics, assembly, gardening, atelier) as well as a village shop, kitchen and restaurant. The foundation offers products and services with a social focus to support the professional and social integration of deaf and hearing‑impaired people.

Schloss Herdern

Herdern · 51–100 empl.·4.7(86)

Schloss Herdern is a residential, work and activity centre for adults experiencing psychological and social difficulties. It provides support with daily life and sheltered work opportunities in areas including agriculture, horticulture, carpentry, housekeeping and creative activities.

Stiftung Brunegg

Hombrechtikon · Since 1988 · 21–50 empl.·4.6(19)

The core activity of the Brunegg Foundation includes the care and integration of people with special needs, particularly in the areas of housing, work and education. Specifically, the foundation offers various forms of housing, such as residential homes, studio apartments and ambulatory housing support. In the area of work, the foundation offers various activities, such as production horticulture, garden maintenance, floristry, kitchen, household management and technical services. In addition, the foundation also offers training and integration programs, such as assessment, integration, job coaching and vocational preparation.

Stiftung Tosam

Herisau · Since 1989 · 101–500 empl.·4.7(20)

Stiftung Tosam provides supported employment, integration and training opportunities in the secondary labour market. Its businesses and services include second-hand shops, gardening, removals and disposal, a Caritas market and a document scanning centre.

Mathilde Escher-Stiftung

Zurich · Since 1916 · 21–50 empl.·4.7(36)

Mathilde Escher-Stiftung is a social institution for people with muscle diseases, particularly Duchenne muscular dystrophy. It provides residential care, nursing and therapies, schooling and vocational training, as well as work and counselling services.

Stiftung GSR

Aesch Bl · Since 1916 · 11–20 empl.·4.8(19)

Stiftung GSR is an interdisciplinary educational and therapeutic centre for children, adolescents and young adults with speech or communication disorders and/or hearing impairments. Its services include audiopedagogical support, speech and language schooling, and support and intervention related to autism.

LANDENHOF Zentrum für Hören und Sehen

Unterentfelden · Since 1934 · 101–500 empl.·4.5(18)

LANDENHOF Zentrum für Hören und Sehen supports children and young people with hearing or visual impairments and the people around them. Its services include a special day school for children and young people with hearing impairments, as well as assessments, support and counselling related to hearing and vision.

FONDATION PERCEVAL

St-Prex · Since 1968 · 51–100 empl.·4.4(101)

FONDATION PERCEVAL supports children, young people and adults with disabilities, including intellectual disabilities. Its services include specialist education, vocational training, work and day programmes, accommodation, and medical and therapeutic care.

Stiftung Bad Heustrich

Emdthal · Since 1977 · 21–50 empl.·4.5(61)

Stiftung Bad Heustrich is a centre for education, work and housing. Its services are intended for young people and adults with learning difficulties or cognitive impairments, as well as people with varying support needs.

Stiftung Mosaik

Pratteln · Since 1997 · 51–100 empl.·4.4(33)

The core activity of the company 'Stiftung Mosaik' is to support and promote people with disabilities. This includes advisory services, providing information and resources, and organizing activities and projects that benefit people with disabilities. Specifically, this includes the areas of: * Advisory center * Eurokey (access to elevators, stair lifts, toilets and other facilities) * Wohnschule Basel * AmBeWo BL/BS * FLB (Promotion of people with disabilities) * Rolliausflug (excursion destinations for people with and without disabilities) The Stiftung Mosaik thus offers a wide range of services and activities aimed at supporting and promoting people with disabilities.

Fondation DOMUS

Ardon · Since 1998 · 101–500 empl.·4.4(48)

Fondation DOMUS is an institution for the psychosocial rehabilitation of adults with serious mental health conditions. It provides residential care, day services, therapeutic and vocational integration workshops, and socio-educational support at home.

Stiftung Fintan (Rheinau)

Rheinau · Since 1998 · 11–20 empl.·5.0(25)

Stiftung Fintan (Rheinau) provides a shared framework for legally and economically independent businesses and projects. It promotes collaboration between biodynamic agriculture and social services, and supports activities in the fields of art, science, trade and education.

Schweizerische Epilepsie-Stiftung

Zurich · Since 2001 · 21–50 empl.·4.5(22)

Schweizerische Epilepsie-Stiftung provides health, social and education services, particularly for people with epilepsy, neurological conditions or other disabilities. Its operations include EPI WohnWerk, schools, Schenkung Dapples and the EPI Clinic; the foundation also funds complementary activities in research, social counselling and pastoral care.