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WES Mainstream The Work Exposure Scheme (WES) offered by Jobsplus is a programme designed to support individuals seeking to improve their employability by gaining practical, hands-on work experience in a real workplace environment. The scheme is open to persons who have completed compulsory education and are of working age, up to 65 years old. Participants must also not be engaged in full-time stu...
Youth Cafès. Youth Cafès aim to foster a sense of community, inclusion, and well-being by offering a place where young people can come together, share experiences, and enjoy their free time in a positive, nurturing atmosphere. The Youth Cafès are places where young individuals can feel valued, develop new skills, explore their potential, and connect with like-minded peers in a non-judgmental setti...
Embark for Life Embark for Life supports young people aged 14 to 25 who are at risk of social exclusion and may face difficulties accessing or maintaining employment, education, or volunteering opportunities. The service helps participants build independence, improve their quality of life, and develop the skills needed to become active members of their communities. Individual support and youth wo...
Junior College Junior College, apart from preparing the students to sit for the MATSEC exams for the registered subjects, students have the possibility to register for Enrichment Programmes Students will be prepared to sit for the upcoming MATSEC exams for the subjects that they are curretly studying at the school. An end of Year Completion Report will be given to each student stating the grades o...
Child Protection Services Child Protection Services deal with cases of abuse and severe neglect of children, and when a child seems to be suffering from, or is at risk of, significant harm. Child Protection Services investigate referrals received from various sources such as schools, Police, medical doctors and other professionals, from calls received on Supportline 179, as well as from the genera...
Pre-Tertiary Certificate in Headstart for Employment, MQF 4 The Level 4 Programme Headstart for Employment is designed to support individuals in increasing their competences related to employment. Through a combination of units, coaching sessions, and simulated work practice, the programme equips individuals with the necessary job skills and helps them understand workplace ethics.Headstart is a 6-...
National Immunisation Service offered by Primary Health Care The vaccination service for both children and older adults—including routine immunisations per the national schedule, travel vaccines, special cohort campaigns, and national immunisation initiatives. Scheduled childhood vaccinations, travel immunisation options, protection for older adults, and participation in national campaigns. ...
Adoption Service The Adoption Service in Malta is managed by the Foundation for Social Welfare Services (FSWS) under its Directorate for Alternative Care. The service supports individuals and families who are considering adopting a child, guiding them through every stage of the process, from initial enquiry through to post-adoption monitoring and support. Adoption in Malta is governed by the Adopt...
Karl Vella Foundation - Embrace Embrace — Navigating Pain in Times of Illness is a psychotherapeutic programme run by the Karl Vella Foundation (KVF), designed to support children and young people aged 5 to 17 who are undergoing treatment for a serious or life-limiting illness, either in Malta or abroad. KVF is a Maltese NGO that has been providing psychotherapeutic support to families dealing wi...
Scheme 9 The Ministry for Education, Sports, Research and Innovation in collaboration with the Ministry for Social Policy and Children’s Rights will be offering supplementary support to students with the aim of improving the learners’ educational experience at school. Every student eligible may benefit from one to three benefits, according to their needs.These benefits are:1) Uniform Voucher , and...
