Viktor Wallström

Beredskapslyftet was launched in the spring of 2020 by Novare in collaboration with the Wallenberg Foundations and Sophiahemmet University. Together, they developed an intensive training course to reskill laid off cabin crew from SAS, enabling them to quickly support the healthcare system during the pandemic. Today, Beredskapslyftet is a non-profit organization that serves as a platform for mobilizing resources from the private sector to support society during crises and major events where businesses are uniquely positioned to contribute. The founders of the organization are Novare, FAM, and SAAB. Current members include the founders as well as Axel Johnson. Since its inception, Beredskapslyftet has launched several initiatives, including the Ukrainian Professional Support Center and Reskilling Ukraine. Beredskapslyftet is also part of the crime prevention program Rätt Kurva, run by the Swedish Police.

The Swedish Association of Communication Professionals is a membership network for those working professionally with communication in Sweden and for those of you who wish to improve your own and your organisation’s communicational skills. Today the Association has over 7,000 members and is the second largest association for communication professionals in Europe (after the UK).

Reach for Change believes that one person can change the world. One person with true passion, an entrepreneurial spirit and an innovative idea. But we also know that this person needs support - someone who believes in the idea and are willing to take an early risk. This is where we come into the picture. We enroll exceptional local social entrepreneurs into our support programs, people who truly have a passion and an innovative idea for creating a better world for children and youth. And we help them to go from an idea to a sustainable solution. We have now done this for over 10 years, and during this time supported over 1200 social entrepreneurs, in 18 countries across Europe and Africa, who in turn have reached 4.3 million children and youth.

The core of Wonsa is our specialist clinic where we offer a medical health center and psychological trauma treatment for individuals that have been exposed to sexual abuse as a child. You are currently welcome to Wonsa as a teenager or adult. We offer our services to children from the age of 12. We are developing and spreading our concept through scientific research and education. Wonsa is a Swedish NGO foundation, with global ambitions. Our vision is a world free from sexual abuse. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Today, basically all our activities conducted within Wonsa are on a voluntary basis. The economic model for long-term economic sustainability and stability are based on three sources: revenues from education, revenues from treatments and revenue from funds raised. Fundraising is made to the fundraising foundation Wonsa. Incoming funds will primarily be used to supplement "Landstingets"​ (County Council’s) inadequate remuneration for psychological trauma treatment, and research. No profit withdrawals can be made from the fund. The fundraising activities are supervised by Swedish Fundraising Control (Svensk Insamlingskontroll). If you want to help us create a world of no sexual abuse. - Swish the desired amount to: 123 9004821 - Pay the desired amount to: Bank-Giro 900-4821 or Post-Giro 90 04 82-1 - International Contributions, please transfer the desired amount to: Name: Insamlingsstiftelsen Wonsa Account no: 0000 0008 3604 1348 Bic/IBAN: HANDSESS/SE41 6000 Be sure to leave a reference so we can identify your payment. Thank you for your generosity!

The International Council of Swedish Industry (NIR), run by Swedish companies with a global outlook since nearly 60 years, promotes private sector-driven development and sustainable business worldwide.

Sveriges Marknadsförbund är en ideell intresseorganisation som arbetat för etisk och effektiv marknadsföring sedan 1919. Vänligen se www.svemarknad.se för alla medlemsförmåner.

Beredskapslyftet was launched in the spring of 2020 by Novare in collaboration with the Wallenberg Foundations and Sophiahemmet University. Together, they developed an intensive training course to reskill laid off cabin crew from SAS, enabling them to quickly support the healthcare system during the pandemic. Today, Beredskapslyftet is a non-profit organization that serves as a platform for mobilizing resources from the private sector to support society during crises and major events where businesses are uniquely positioned to contribute. The founders of the organization are Novare, FAM, and SAAB. Current members include the founders as well as Axel Johnson. Since its inception, Beredskapslyftet has launched several initiatives, including the Ukrainian Professional Support Center and Reskilling Ukraine. Beredskapslyftet is also part of the crime prevention program Rätt Kurva, run by the Swedish Police.

The Swedish Association of Communication Professionals is a membership network for those working professionally with communication in Sweden and for those of you who wish to improve your own and your organisation’s communicational skills. Today the Association has over 7,000 members and is the second largest association for communication professionals in Europe (after the UK).

Reach for Change believes that one person can change the world. One person with true passion, an entrepreneurial spirit and an innovative idea. But we also know that this person needs support - someone who believes in the idea and are willing to take an early risk. This is where we come into the picture. We enroll exceptional local social entrepreneurs into our support programs, people who truly have a passion and an innovative idea for creating a better world for children and youth. And we help them to go from an idea to a sustainable solution. We have now done this for over 10 years, and during this time supported over 1200 social entrepreneurs, in 18 countries across Europe and Africa, who in turn have reached 4.3 million children and youth.