REFUGIN

The REFUGIN project focuses on strengthening the role of key civil society actors in the medium to long-term integration of young refugees.

The project aims to improve the integration of young refugees by enhancing the knowledge and skills of education professionals and NGOs working extensively with forcibly displaced youth, as well as by directly empowering young refugees.

REFUGIN is an Erasmus+ project implemented by 9 organizations in 8 countries: Poland, France, Greece, Hungary, Portugal, Serbia, Romania and Moldova.It has established a network linking civil society professionals.

If you are education professional, NGO practitioner and asylum seeker join the Refugin network by registering at https://refugin-network.com/
Please visit the project’s international website: https://refugin-project.eu/

What do we offer in the programme?

Provide a comprehensive overview of existing practices for the sustainable integration of refugees
Provide an overview of the realities experienced by young refugees in their resettlement journeys
Capacitate relevant actors on tailored strategies to address the challenges faced by young refugees
Enhance young refugees' skills and key competences
Enhance young refugees' social connectedness and trust-based relationships with the host community

What will you learn from the programme?

NGOs

countries

key civil society actors

This project is financed by Erasmus+ Programme. and implemented in 8 countries by 9 organisations: Association les Militants des Savoirs (France), Education and Innovation Hub KMOP (Greece), Együtt az Interkulturális Akcióért Alapítvány UNITED (Hungary), União de Refugiados Em (Portugal) – Urep, Fundacja Szkola z Klasą (Poland), – IPS Innovative Prison Systems (Portugal) Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia (Serbia), Asociatia European Association for Social Inovation (Romania), and Asociatia Obsteasca Centrul de Caritate pentru Refugiati (Moldova).