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INTEGRA

INTEGRA is a Grundtvig Multilateral project which aims to work together with social partners such as migrant communities and financial institutes to create a Europe wide network of organisations in order to help the integration of migrant communities. The INTEGRA project began in October 2010 and will run until September 2012. It is supported with 75% funding from the European Commission.

11 partners from across Europe will combine their expertise and knowledge to create resources relating to the understanding and management of finance, in order to help migrant communities integrate into local society faster and more effectively.

DHE Solutions has partnered up with the Afghan Association, Paiwand and Camden Somali Cultural Centre. These two community organisations are providing great insight into the needs of their communities in order to help devise an appropriate tool kit.

For the latest news please download the January 2012 newsletter

The kick off meeting was hosted by Pressure Line in Rotterdam during January 2011. Here partners introduced themselves and presented an initial piece of research to indicate the target communities they had chosen to work with, and to compare their current knowledge and experience of the host language and how that helped or hindered them in a practical sense. Following which a work plan was agreed for the first year of the project.

 

  

The Second meeting was hosted by Dian in Poros, Greece during June 2011. Here partners shared examples of good practice of financial or general support organisations to ethnic community groups. Scenario role-play was also discussed as an effective means of communicating and addressing some of the emerging issues.

 

The partners involved in INTEGRA are:

To find out more information about INTEGRA visit to the INTEGRA website, or to get involved in this exciting initiative, please contact us.

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This communication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

Last updated 28th September 2011

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