Institutions for People with Disabilities in
Solothurn

Solothurnische Stiftung Schulheim für körperbehinderte Kinder

Since 1965 · 101–500 empl.·4.2(11)

Solothurnische Stiftung Schulheim für körperbehinderte Kinder is the owner of the share capital of the Zentrum für Kinder mit Sinnes- und Körperbeeinträchtigung ZKSK. ZKSK is an interdisciplinary centre offering schooling, individual medical and pedagogical therapies, assessments, and residential and social-pedagogical services for children and adolescents with physical, sensory or multiple impairments.

Solodaris Stiftung

Since 2008 · 11–20 empl.·3.8(25)

The core activity of the Solodaris Foundation is to support and care for people with mental disabilities in the canton of Solothurn. To this end, the foundation offers various forms of housing, such as residential homes, community-based housing and assisted living, as well as employment opportunities in the form of workshops, gardens, laundries and gastronomy. In addition, the foundation also offers leisure activities and daily support. The foundation serves as a competence center for people with mental disabilities, providing comprehensive support and care.

Zentrum für Kinder mit Sinnes- und Körperbeeinträchtigung ZKSK AG

Since 2008 · 11–20 empl.·4.2(11)

Zentrum für Kinder mit Sinnes- und Körperbeeinträchtigung ZKSK AG is an interdisciplinary competence centre for children and adolescents with physical, sensory and multiple impairments. It provides school support, medical and pedagogical therapies, psychological and medical assessments, counselling and residential services across four sites.

Intakt

Since 2018 · 21–50 empl.

The company 'Verein Intakt' offers supervised living and daily structure for adult individuals with mental health impairments. The core activity involves accompanying and supporting residents in their daily lives and leisure activities to promote their autonomy, satisfaction, and mental stability.

Stiftung Anna und Victor Discher

Since 1917 · 1–10 empl.·5.0(3)

Stiftung Anna und Victor Discher provides individual support and care for clients with varying support needs, emphasising self-determination and autonomy. Its services include different residential and care arrangements, day-structure programs, specialised settings (SpeSe), work opportunities and participation offers such as leisure activities, events, bicycle rental and a café.

Stiftung Discherheim - Wohnen und Arbeiten Solothurn

Since 1985 · 11–20 empl.·5.0(3)

The company's core activity is the care and support of people with disabilities, particularly in the areas of housing, day care, participation, leisure and celebrations. The company offers individual accompaniment and support to promote the quality of life and autonomy of its clients.

Hohenlinden Zentrum für Bildung und Persönlichkeitsentwicklung

Since 1962 · 21–50 empl.·3.7(27)

The core activity of Hohenlinden encompasses the areas of vocational training, professional integration, housing, and support. Specifically, the company offers: Vocational training: apprenticeships and training programs for young people; Professional integration: support for integration into the primary labor market through coaching and job coaching; Housing: offers for housing and support for people with special needs; Services: gastronomy and other services within the framework of FHNW Solothurn. The company focuses on supporting and accompanying people with special needs, particularly in the areas of vocational training and integration.

Stefano Frongia GmbH

Since 2019 · 1–10 empl.

The company's core activity is the professional integration and accompaniment of people with difficult conditions on the labor market. This includes supporting the creation of personal prerequisites and accompanying circumstances to favor job placement opportunities, job retention or training progress. The services range from career guidance and apprenticeship placement to job coaching and workplace optimization.

Wohngemeinschaft ANDOH AG

Since 1991 · 21–50 empl.·5.0(1)

Wohngemeinschaft ANDOH AG is a residential care provider for adults with a mental illness or impairment. It offers supervised living, daily support, meals, and an acceptance-oriented environment aimed at enabling as much independence as possible.

Stiftung Theresiahaus Solothurn/Rüttenen

Since 2016 · 11–20 empl.·5.0(3)

The Theresiahaus Solothurn offers young people the opportunity to mature into autonomous individuals in a professional environment. The company's core activities include: Education: vocational training, career preparation and integration; Work: support for entering the workforce; Living: offers of group homes, external group homes and assisted living; Services: laundry service, ironing service, catering and room rental. The company focuses on supporting young people with difficult access to the labor market and provides them with comprehensive care and promotion.