Projects

The project aims to strengthen the knowledge and skills of third-country nationals to support their integration in Luxembourg. It improves participants’ understanding of socio-economic and administrative systems, while combating misinformation and promoting administrative and civic empowerment.

The project addresses key societal challenges: lack of housing, social isolation, societal polarisation, language barriers, and limited participation opportunities for refugees. Hoffnungshaus offers an approach combining housing, community interaction, and individual support.

The project is grounded in the principle that access to sport is a fundamental right, not a privilege. Beyond its well-established health benefits, sport also serves as a powerful tool for social inclusion.

The project aims to ensure the sustainable and systematic integration of migrant children into the school environment through coordinated psychosocial, language, and professional support for schools, children, and their families.

While policies aimed at fostering inclusion often tend to address migration, cultural and sexual orientation diversity as distinct issues, Merhaba ASBL endeavors to approach these matters with an intersectional perspective.

The goal of the project is to ensure the social inclusion, emotional well-being, and economic independence of migrants.

In Loco aims to build effective integration policies that respond to the local needs of communities of implementation from 11 countries across the EU.

The project's main goal is the promotion of equal opportunities and personal and social development to support, welcome, and integrate vulnerable populations in the municipality of Figueira da Foz. 

The RISE project connected refugees with local housing and integration sponsors across Lithuania, Belgium and Italy. It worked to address housing shortages and promote integration, creating opportunities for newcomers to build independent, self-reliant lives in their new communities.

The main goal of the COMPASS project is to enhance the protection, well-being, and social inclusion of unaccompanied minors and young adults up to the age of 21.

VDI-Xpand promotes the sustainable integration of migrant engineers into the German labour market and contributes to securing skilled labour. The project primarily focuses on international engineers with academic qualifications.

The R1SE Social Innovation Hub in Hamburg-Billstedt offers sports, culture, digital learning, career support and a community café. It provides a safe, multilingual space for young migrants and migrant families, promoting participation and future opportunities.

The goal of the project was to support the effective integration and well-being of Ukrainian refugee children and families in the South Moravian Region by ensuring their access to essential services, including healthcare, education, psychosocial support, language learning, and employment guidance.

The primary goal of the Community Centre project was to support the integration of people displaced from Ukraine into society and to improve their quality of life.

The project supports the social, cultural, and economic integration of non-EU citizens through various support services such as psychosocial assistance, Lithuanian language training, information and consultation services, mediation, and community activities.

The Saxon Refugee Council is running the pilot project “Perspectives on residency rights in Dresden” to improve legal pathways to long-term residency, boost employment for refugees, stabilise jobs, and pioneer structured cooperation with the Dresden Immigration Office.

This project, run by Integration Centre Prague, worked to address long-standing communication barriers faced by both migrants and local government employees in Prague. 

The One Proposal was a multiannual project targeting vulnerable people displaced from Ukraine across 5 countries, including Romania. It delivered a holistic response built around 4 pillars: welcome, protect, integrate and build capacity.

The Livelihood Project by JRS Romania has defined the ‘holistic case management’ approach, a multiannual intervention designed to promote the resilience and socio-economic integration of refugees, asylum seekers and other migrants.