Active inclusion aims to promote social and labor market activation for vulnerable groups. Several EU countries have developed advanced models of cooperation between employment services, social services, education, and healthcare to support activation. Effective partnerships between services are key to inclusion. Eurofound research examined inclusion measures for young people with health issues in 11 EU states. It found an increase in youth receiving incapacity benefits and a shift toward psychological problems. Good practices highlighted include programs providing vocational training, job placement, and ongoing support through job coaches or transitional employment to facilitate open market jobs.