The Training on needs for integration of refugees in Europe

The Training on needs for integration of refugees in Europe is a two year Grundtvig partnership coordinated by the UK organisation “ the Discovery of Talents “ with Three Spanish organisation which are The Adult Centre of Monterroso, the Penitentiary Centre of Monterroso , Equus Zebra Spain and the Turkish organisation SOGUT HALKEGITIM MERKEZI MUDURLUGU
The project is to promote the Education and Development for adults from refugee background mainly and in some cases other adult from non European background through activities in education, culture, intercultural, solidarity, active European citizenship, European cooperation, and promote services thus contributing to civil growth at individual, community and European levels. The participating organisation will carry out training and educational model to understand the social needs for integration of refugees and immigrants during and after this project on long ad short-term. We will share our knowledge and experiences on this issue, and all participating organisation will work locally with others organisation for dissemination project activities.
The project will allow staff sharing experiences and issues of refugees through a dialogue, sharing of good practice, strategic partnership arrangements with learners. This will be developed through a series of meeting. Staff and learners will concentrate on cross integration, ethnicity, identities, gender differences and change, expectations and barriers they are facing and mutual understanding of problems. The material will form the basis of an exhibition which will be shown in the conferences whose participants will include local communities, refugee’s community and staffs working in the refugees sector. The meeting will address the themes from the meeting, address the gender perspective within each of the refugee’s communities and how they may have changed due to the necessities migration has brought which includes finding learning to communities with the indigenous population
Justin Bankwa
Project coordinator