MyPlace2Integration este un concept implementat de JRS România (Serviciul Iezuiţilor pentru Refugiaţi), prin mai multe proiecte succesive (FAMI17.02.02, FAMI17.02.02.02, FAMI20.02.01.01/02 FAMI20.02.01.02/02 FAMI20.02.01.03/02), în perioada iunie 2017 – decembrie 2022. Activitățile proiectelor au constat în oferirea de servicii complementare procesului de integrare a străinilor beneficiari ai unei forme de protecţie şi resortisanţi ţări terţe cu şedere legală, la nivelul a sapte judeţe: Galați, Constanța, Vrancea, Bacău, Vaslui, Brăila, Tulcea. Asistența a fost acordată cu predilecţie categoriilor de persoane vulnerabile şi cu nevoi speciale, prin oferirea de servicii complementare celor asigurate de stat.
Proiectele cu o valoare totală de peste 6,2 milioane lei, au beneficiat de 98% fonduri nerambursabile (europene și naționale) în valoare de peste 6,1 milioane lei, din Programul Național – Fondul Azil, Migrație și Integrare, în baza contractelor de finanțare nerambursabilă acordate de către Autoritatea Delegată FAMI, Inspectoratul General pentru Imigrări. Programul național este gestionat în România de Ministerul Afacerilor Interne — Direcția Fonduri Externe Nerambursabile, în calitate de Autoritate Responsabilă FAMI.
Activitățile au fost realizate în cadrul a două centre regionale de integrare (CRI) din orașele Galați și Constanța precum și unui punct regional de contact care funcționează la CRCPSA Galați, unde sunt organizate activități precum informarea, consilierea, asistență materială, juridică, medicală, consiliere în vederea angajării, precum și activități sociale, culturale, recreaționale, educaționale, cursuri de limba română şi orientare culturală etc.
Prin intermediul centrelor regionale au fost asistați peste 1.200 de străini, proveniți din țări precum Siria, Afganistan, Moldova, Turcia, Irak sau Somalia. Pentru ei au fost organizate peste 850 activități (dintre care peste 550 cursuri de limba romana si acomodare culturala si 185 de activitati socio-culturale si educationale). Un accent special a fost pus pe parcurgerea programelor de integrare pentru mai mult de 180 de BPI si asistența specifică a unui număr de 202 copii, dintre care peste 70 au fost sprijiniți în participarea la diverse forme de învățământ din Romania.
Proiectul implica totodata sprijin din partea mediatorilor culturali, interpreților şi a peste 30 de voluntari la nivel local precum şi dezvoltarea de rețele de suport local la nivelul instituțiilor și organizațiilor care intră în contact cu străini sau în cadrul comunităților acestora, cu relevanță la nivel multicultural.
Un accent special a fost pus pe parcurgerea programelor de integrare pentru mai mult de 220 de beneficiari de protecție internațională si asistența specifică a peste 250 copii; au fost organizate activități specifice în vederea angajării pentru mai mult de 100 de adulți.
Detalii suplimentare privind rezultatele proiectului:
https://www.jrsromania.org/projects/my-place-to-integration-
https://www.stiri.ong/anunturi-ale-organizatiilor/evenimente/comunicat-de-presa-jrs-romania–lansare-proiect-myplace-etapa-2
https://www.stiri.ong/search?q=myplace
https://www.facebook.com/imyplace
https://ec.europa.eu/migrant-integration/integration-practice/myplace-integration_en
A group of immigrants and applicants for refugee status is taking part to a Romanian language course held in Constanta, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
Huo Wei, a Chinese immigrant, now a Romanian citizen, is speaking during a Romanian language course held in Constanta, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A group of immigrants and applicants for refugee status is taking part to a Romanian language course held in Constanta, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A Syrian woman is speaking during a Romanian language course held in Constanta, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
Salma Alachtar, an Egypt born woman, now a Romanian citizen, is speaking to the trainer during a Romanian language course held in Constanta, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
Salma Alachtar, an Egypt born woman, now a Romanian citizen, is speaking to the trainer during a Romanian language course held in Constanta, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A child is playing with one of the people from the JRS staff during a Romanian language course held in Constanta, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A group of immigrants and applicants for refugee status is taking part to a Romanian language course held in Constanta, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
Huo Wei, a Chinese immigrant, now a Romanian citizen, is is speaking to the trainer during a Romanian language course held in Constanta, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
Juan, an American immigrant to Romania, is speaking during a Romanian language course held in Constanta, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
Immigrant child drawings are decorating a room in the JRS facility in Constanta, Romania. Children made these drawings during various activities related to „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A child is drawing in a room of the JRS facility in Constanta, Romania, as part of the „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
Two children are interacting during a Romanian language course held in Constanta, Romania. The course is one of the activities of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A woman is speaking to the trainer during a Romanian language course held in Constanta, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A teenager is laughing during a Romanian language course held in Constanta, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A group of immigrants and applicants for refugee status is taking part to a Romanian language course held in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A group of immigrants and applicants for refugee status is taking part to a Romanian language course held in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A group of immigrants and applicants for refugee status is taking part to a Romanian language course held in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A Somali woman is looking towards a map while the trainer speaks about the local geography during a Romanian language course held in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A man is looking on a map while the trainer speaks about the local geography during a Romanian language course held in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
An Iranian born woman is talking to the trainer during a Romanian language course held in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
An Iranian immigrant couple is watching the trainer pointing to daily life situations during a Romanian course held in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A Syrian born woman, a Yemen born man and an Iranian immigrant are laughing during a Romanian language course in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A Syrian born woman is talking to the trainer during a Romanian course held in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
A Somali born woman is trying to speak Romanian during a Romanian language course held in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
Trainer Mirela Bratu is checking the Romanian writing of a participant to a Romanian course held in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
Participants to a Romanian language course are laughing while the trainer speaks. The course held in Galati, Romania, is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
Trainer Mirela Bratu is writing on a whiteboard during a Romanian course held in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
Kouroush, 1 year, is playing while his Iranian born parents are taking part to a Romanian language course held in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
An Iranian born man is talking to the trainer during a Romanian language course held in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
At the end of a Romanian language class, a Somali born woman is talking to Ana Maria from the JRS staff in Galati, Romania. The course is part of „My Place: a bridge for the integration of BPI and RTT” project implemented by Jesuits Service for Refugees in Romania (JRS).
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