In a relaxed and supportive atmosphere, children had the opportunity to express themselves, build relationships, and spend time together through simple creative processes.

More than a place of temporary stay, the Integration House provided structured support to migrant and refugee children without parents/guardians, many of whom arrived after long and difficult journeys.

In our daily work, we see how important legal support is for accessing fundamental rights, as well as for fostering a sense of safety and dignity.

Through language learning, we support dignity, independence, and active participation in the community.

In a time marked by uncertainty and the pain left by war, such encounters become precious moments in which faith in goodness, togetherness, and hope is renewed.

It is in this spirit that our Community Center is entering its second year of work. During its first year, the Center became a place of meeting, learning, and exchange.

Moments like these remind us that our work is not defined only by programs and activities, but by the relationships we build day by day.

“Very interesting and helpful! I really enjoyed this and would love to join your next events!” These moments remind us how learning and connection go hand in hand, whether in [...]

The summer activities demonstrated the importance of providing both practical support in everyday life and space for nurturing cultural identity.