JINC
Nina Jager is a skilled professional with a diverse background in project support and health-related research. Currently serving as both Projectmedewerker and Projectondersteuner at JINC since June 2022, Jager is dedicated to empowering children from challenging environments. Previous experience includes roles as Bron & contactonderzoeker at SOS International and Stagiaire at Rijksinstituut voor Volksgezondheid en Milieu, as well as Bemonsteraar at GGD regio Utrecht. Jager has a strong foundation in health and communication, demonstrated through a Master of Science in Health, Communication and Life Sciences and a Bachelor’s degree in Gezondheid en maatschappij from Wageningen University & Research, complemented by a minor in psychology from Università degli Studi di Padova.
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JINC
Every child is talented, including the 240,000 children in the Netherlands growing up in an environment with fewer role models with which to identify. JINC strives for a society in which a child’s background does not determine their future; a society in which every child gets a fair chance. In order to reach that goal, we help young people between the ages of 8 and 16 get off to a good start on the labour market. Through the JINC programme, they get acquainted with various professions, find out what kind of work suits their talents, and learn how to apply for a job. In this way, every year, JINC gives more than 80,000 children the opportunity to grow. JINC works in cooperation with schools and business partners. Their financial support and expertise are indispensable. But partners get something valuable in return: the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of children and a new way of investing in their companies, by strengthening their bond with society and offering their employees an inspiring experience. That is why we like to say: everyone grows with JINC.