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# ibz Karlsruhe e.V: Welcome to Karlsruhe

## Sitemaps
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## Pages
- [Webi­nar](https://www.anika-net.de/webinar/)
- [How to Get a Pre­scrip­tion and E‑Rezept](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/health/prescription/): To get a prescription in Karlsruhe, you can either schedule an appointment with a doctor to receive an electronic prescription (↗️ E‑Rezept) or request one through an online platform and fill it at a local pharmacy.
- [🧡 Meet Our Volunteers](https://www.anika-net.de/volunteers/): AniKA - Arriving in Karlsruhe would not be possible without the amazing support of our volunteers!
- [Ser­vices for peo­ple with diverse abilities](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/services-for-people-with-disabilities/)
- [Mobil­i­ty](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/mobility/)
- [Ser­vices for seniors](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/services-for-seniors/)
- [Fam­i­lies & Children](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/families-children/)
- [Ser­vices](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/services/)
- [Health](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/health/)
- [Elec­tron­ic res­i­dence registration](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/living/electronic-residence-registration/): If you move within your city or municipality, you must inform your city or municipality of your new address.You must register with the registration office responsible for you at your new place of residence within two weeks of moving in.
- [Sight­see­ing](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/discover-karlsruhe/sightseeing/): Welcome to Karlsruhe – a city where history, innovation, and culture come together in surprising harmony.Whether you're new to the city or just looking for inspiration, there’s so much to explore.
- [Vol­un­tary Ser­vice in Germany](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/services/voluntary-service/): A voluntary service allows you to support others while gaining your first work experience. Here’s what you need to know: the benefits, the different types of service available, what kind of tasks you’ll do, the payment you might receive, and how to apply.
- [Dis­cov­er Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/discover-karlsruhe/)
- [Apply for Cit­i­zen’s Income online](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/social-benefits/page-1/): Citizen's income (Bürgergeld) is money from the state. It helps people who have too little money to live on.With the citizen's income, everyone should be able to lead a dignified life.
- [Social ben­e­fits](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/social-benefits/)
- [Liv­ing in Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/living/): Content
- [Apply for naturalisation](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/services/apply-for-naturalisation/): Naturalisation makes you an equal citizen of our country with all the rights and obligations of a German citizen.
- [Advice for refugees](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/advice-and-service/advice-for-refugees/): We’re here to help you find your way in Germany, explore new opportunities, and build an independent life.
- [Share your ini­tia­tive on AniKA](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-organisations-and-communities/share-your-initiative-on-anika/): If you are part of an intercultural organization, community, or lead a group or initiative, we invite you to share your group's details with us. We will publish your information on AniKA free of charge. This way, your group will become more visible to newcomers as well as long-term residents who wish to reconnect with their culture of origin.
- [Com­mu­ni­ties](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-organisations-and-communities/): In Karlsruhe there are around 70 migrant organizations and communities, representing a variety of ethnic and cultural groups. These organizations work in various areas such as integration, education, culture and social support and are an important pillar for the city’s migrant community.
- [Liv­ing in Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/): As time goes on, life changes — maybe you're looking for 💼 a new job, 🚗 need to transfer your driver's license, or are searching for a 🧸 Kindergarden place for your child. Whether it's navigating everyday life or planning for the future, the city of Karlsruhe offers a wide range of services and support.
- [Waste sep­a­ra­tion 🚮](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/accomodation/waste-separation/): Waste separation helps protect our environment by making it easier to recycle materials such as packaging.
- [Ger­man cours­es and meet­ing offers](https://www.anika-net.de/learning-german/german-courses-and-meeting-offers/): There are also German courses and meeting offers in Karlsruhe organized by independent associations or other institutions.
- [Inte­gra­tion courses](https://www.anika-net.de/learning-german/integration-courses/): Integration courses are the most common language courses for people who are new to Germany. They help migrants become part of everyday life – at work, in society, and in the community.
- [Learn­ing German](https://www.anika-net.de/learning-german/): In addition, Karlsruhe offers many other German language courses that do not end with an official exam or certificate. These courses are ideal if you want to improve your German, gain more speaking practice, or take your first steps in learning German.
- [Learn Ger­man online](https://www.anika-net.de/learning-german/learn-german-online/): Learning German is an important step for settling into everyday life in Germany. Whether you want to improve your language skills independently, prepare for everyday situations, or complement a language course, there are many online resources to learn German – some of them free of charge.
- [VwV Course — Ger­man cours­es with certificate](https://www.anika-net.de/learning-german/german-courses/): There are many opportunities for (new) immigrants to learn German in Karlsruhe. It is important to know that integration courses, vocational language courses and VwV German courses are certified language courses. This means that participants can take an exam at the end of these courses and receive an official language certificate.
- [Ger­man course with childcare](https://www.anika-net.de/learning-german/german-course-with-childcare/): Target groupParents can take part in German Course with childcare,
- [Job-relat­ed Ger­man courses](https://www.anika-net.de/learning-german/job-related-german-courses/): Job-related German Courses are an important step toward improving your German skills and expanding your career opportunities in Germany.
- [Donate](https://www.anika-net.de/about-us/donate/): 💛 Donate today and be part of the change! 💛
- [Newslet­ter](https://www.anika-net.de/newsletter/): First name or full name Email By continuing, you accept the privacy policy
- [Ben­e­fits for fam­i­lies with children](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/families-children/benefits-for-families/): Families with children need good childcare facilities and the opportunity to combine family and career, as well as financial support. Various benefits are available to relieve and support your family financially.
- [Vis­it­ing a doctor](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/healthcare/visiting-a-doctor/): If you are ill, you should first go to a Hausarzt (general practitioner). If you have children, you can take them to a Kinderarzt (paediatrician). You can find doctors' addresses in the telephone book or on the Internet. Use the link to find out which doctors in your area speak various languages: https://arztsuche.kbv.de/
- [Inte­gra­tion course](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/german-language/integration-course/): Integration courses are language courses that help you to become a part of German society. The integration course includes both a language course and a orientation course that gives you important historical, political and cultural background information about the country.
- [Ger­man language](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/german-language/)
- [Mis­sion State­ment AniKA](https://www.anika-net.de/about-us/mission-statement-anika/): AniKA - Ankommen in Karlsruhe (Arriving in Karlsruhe) is an alliance of actors working on integration policy in the city of Karlsruhe. The aim of the AniKA alliance is to further develop the Karlsruhe Welcome Structure and to establish the Karlsruhe Integration Path. AniKA promotes the attractive aspects of Karlsruhe to immigrants.
- [What is AniKA](https://www.anika-net.de/about-us/what-is-anika/): The Network AniKA – Arriving in Karlsruhe is an alliance of stakeholders working on integration policy in the city of Karlsruhe.
- [Wel­come from the Mayor](https://www.anika-net.de/about-us/welcome-from-the-mayor/): The Mayor of Karlsruhe Dr. Frank Mentrup welcomes you as new citizens of Karlsruhe and recommends the exchange platform of the alliance AniKA - Ankommen in Karlsruhe for the new start in the city
- [About us](https://www.anika-net.de/about-us/)
- [Apply to Exchange Your For­eign Dri­ving Licence](https://www.anika-net.de/living/living-in-karlsruhe/mobility/apply-to-exchange-your-foreign-driving-licence/): After that period, you will need to Apply to Exchange Your Foreign Driving Licence (Umschreibung einer ausländischen Fahrerlaubnis) in order to continue driving legally in Germany.
- [Trans­port](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/transport/transport/): Trams, local railway services and buses help you to get around the various parts of the city quickly and conveniently. At www.kvv.de – the website of the local public transport company Karlsruher Verkehrsverbund (KVV) – you can find all the key information such as timetables for the individual routes, the different types of tickets and their validity.
- [Trans­port](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/transport/)
- [Advice cen­ters for migrants](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/advice-and-service/advice-centers-for-migrants/): There are several advice centers for migrants in Karlsruhe for newcomers and all migrants. There are migration advice centers for adults and young people as well as advice centers for specific topics such as work, recognition of certificates. Staff at the Migrationsberatung (migration counselling service) will help you to solve problems in areas such as:
- [Advice and service](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/advice-and-service/)
- [Cur­rent account](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/bank-account/current-account/): In Germany, you need a bank account – ideally a Girokonto (current account). You can use this account to pay your rent by bank transfer or receive your salary and other benefits. You can open an account at the bank of your choice. Get some advice: some banks charge a monthly Kontoführungsgebühr (account fee). Ask the bank about their charges.
- [Bank account](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/bank-account/)
- [Edu­ca­tion­al advice](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/children-and-family/educational-advice/): If you have any questions about registering at a school, the education and training system or generally about education and schools, you can go to an educational advice service.
- [How do I enroll my child in a school?](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/children-and-family/how-do-i-enroll-my-child-in-a-school/): Your child is allowed to go to school, and you must register them at a school within six months of residing in Germany. School attendance is mandatory.Visit your local town hall to learn about your child's school options. There are classes available to help your child learn German. You can find more information here.
- [Par­ents with chil­dren up to six years](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/children-and-family/childcare-for-pre-school-children/): The Startpunkt-Elterncafés offer an open parents' café for all expectant parents and families with babies and toddlers. Here you can meet other parents and education specialists and find out about activities and services for babies and toddlers.
- [Chil­dren and family](https://www.anika-net.de/arriving/children-and-family/)

## Event
- [Free Fam­i­ly Event in Karl­sruhe – ATOLL Chil­dren’s & Fam­i­ly Day 2026](https://www.anika-net.de/event/atoll-children-2026/): Looking for a free family event in Karlsruhe? The ATOLL Children's & Family Day offers an exciting afternoon of circus performances, acrobatics, dance, and interactive activities for children and adults.
- [Online Ger­man Lan­guage Course B2 – Job-Relat­ed Ger­man Course](https://www.anika-net.de/event/online-german-language-course-b2/): Would you like to improve your German for work? This Online German Language Course B2 level helps you develop the language skills needed for everyday professional life and improves your career opportunities in Germany.
- [Youth Study “Your Future – What are your dreams?”](https://www.anika-net.de/event/jugendstudie-deine-zukunft-karlsruhe/): The Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research (Fraunhofer ISI) and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) invite young people from Karlsruhe, between 14 and 21 years of age, to participate in the research project "Your Future – What are your dreams?"
- [B2 Job-relat­ed lan­guage course — Starts in Sep­tem­ber 2026](https://www.anika-net.de/event/b2-job-related-language-course/): The B2 Job-related language course is free of charge for participants with authorization from the Jobcenter, the Federal Employment Agency (Agentur für Arbeit), or the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF).
- [Recog­ni­tion of For­eign Pro­fes­sion­al Qualifications](https://www.anika-net.de/event/anerkennung-berufsqualifikationen/): Do you have professional qualifications from another country and want to work in your profession in Germany?
- [Ger­man Course: B2 Lan­guage Visa](https://www.anika-net.de/event/german-course-b2-language-visa/): In the B2 Language Visa - German Course, you will deepen your knowledge of German and learn to express yourself confidently in everyday life, at work, and in your studies. You will expand your vocabulary, improve your grammar, and practice all four language skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
- [C1 Ear­ly Child­hood Edu­ca­tion – Free Job-Relat­ed Ger­man Course](https://www.anika-net.de/event/c1-job-related-german-course/): The C1 Job-Related German Course is specifically tailored to the linguistic and professional requirements of early childhood educators.
- [B2 Job-Relat­ed Ger­man Course](https://www.anika-net.de/event/b2-job-related-german-course/): Would you like to improve your German for the workplace? The B2 job-related German course helps you strengthen your language skills and improve your career opportunities in Germany.
- [B2 Ear­ly Child­hood Edu­ca­tion – Free Job-Relat­ed Ger­man Course](https://www.anika-net.de/event/job-related-german-course/): Would you like to work as an early childhood educator or childcare professional in Germany? The B2 Early Childhood Education course helps you develop the German language and professional skills needed to work in daycare centers (Kitas).
- [Dig­i­tal Ger­man Learn­ing Work­shop A1 to B1](https://www.anika-net.de/event/digital-german-learning-workshop/): The Digital German Learning Workshop A1 to B1 supports German learners in independently improving and expanding their language skills.
- [Get Togeth­er and Connect](https://www.anika-net.de/event/get-together-and-connect-language/): Together, we will explore the languages that are part of our lives and create a language portrait. Through creative and playful activities, we will learn more about ourselves, share our experiences, and discover how languages are linked with our identity.
- [Free Ger­man Cours­es and Coun­sel­ing for Refugees in Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/event/german-courses-and-counseling-for-refugees/): The German courses (Deutschkurse) are intended for refugees in the initial reception centers who do not yet have access to an Integration Course or another official German language course.
- [Free Voca­tion­al Lan­guage Course in Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/event/vocational-language-course/): Participants have already taken the B2 vocational language course and did not pass the certificate exam.
- [Qual­i­fi­ca­tion Train­ing for Com­mu­ni­ty Inter­preters in Healthcare](https://www.anika-net.de/event/qualification-interpreters-in-healthcare/): To address this need, fka – Freundeskreis Asyl Karlsruhe e.V. offers a free qualification training for current and future community interpreters in healthcare. The training combines professional knowledge with practical interpreting exercises and prepares participants to work in medical and therapeutic settings.
- [Choir Work­shop & Final Con­cert: Karl­sruhe Goes Africa!](https://www.anika-net.de/event/choir-workshop-final-concert-karlsruhe-goes-africa/): This workshop is open to everyone who would like to experience African choir music—no previous singing experience or knowledge of music notation is required. All you need is curiosity and a love of music.
- [Bürg­ergeld becomes Grundsicherung](https://www.anika-net.de/event/buergergeld-becomes-grundsicherung/): The German government has approved a reform of the Bürgergeld system. Starting on July 1, 2026, the current Bürgergeld will gradually be replaced by the new Grundsicherung.
- [Wel­come Guide Train­ing 2026: Sup­port Inter­na­tion­al New­com­ers in Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/event/welcome-guide-training-karlsruhe-2026/): To support international newcomers during this important phase, the Welcome Center TRK is looking for volunteers to become Welcome Guides. Welcome Guides accompany international professionals or students for a limited period, helping them build social connections, discover local opportunities, and feel at home in the region.
- [“Bu sözler biz­im — Die Worte gehören uns”: A The­atre per­for­mance in Ger­man and Turkish](https://www.anika-net.de/event/die-worte-gehoeren-uns-karlsruhe/): The "Badisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe" presents: “Bu sözler bizim – Die Worte gehören uns”, an award-winning play by Yade Yasemin Önder. Performed in both German and Turkish, the play tells the moving story of siblings Lale and Lilo as they try to understand the changes affecting their family.
- [Get togeth­er and connect](https://www.anika-net.de/event/get-together-and-connect/): Would you like to escape your everyday work routine?Would you like to meet new people and talk about topics that are important to you?
- [Col­or­ful Night of Dig­i­tal­iza­tion: Job Fair and Dig­i­tal Ser­vices at the BiZ](https://www.anika-net.de/event/night-of-digitalization/): Are you interested in technology, digital tools, or career opportunities in the IT sector? Then don't miss the Colorful Night of Digitalization on June 19, 2026, at the Career Information Center (BiZ) in Karlsruhe.
- [Soma­li Evening](https://www.anika-net.de/event/somali-evening/): Enjoy an evening filled with new encounters, stories, music, and culinary delights from Somalia.
- [We Are Part of It! – Work­shops for Democ­ra­cy Project](https://www.anika-net.de/event/workshops-for-democracy/): Are you between 16 and 21 years old and feel that your voice is not heard enough? Are you interested in politics, culture, or social issues and want to make a difference?
- [Vis­it to the Muse­um and Learn­ing German](https://www.anika-net.de/event/visit-to-the-museum-beim-markt-and-learning-german/): The Welcome Café is organizing a visit to the Museum beim Markt, including a special guided tour called “Learning German in the Museum.”
- [Hol­i­day Pro­gram for Chil­dren: “Let’s Dis­cov­er Karlsruhe!”](https://www.anika-net.de/event/holiday-program-for-children/): 📎 Flyer - Holiday Program for Children
- [Speed Dat­ing for Skilled Work­ers and Train­ing Opportunities](https://www.anika-net.de/event/speed-dating-for-skilled-workers/): Are you looking for a job or vocational training opportunity in Karlsruhe and the surrounding area?Take the chance to connect directly with companies from the region!
- [Job Appli­ca­tion Train­ing Work­shop for Migrant Women](https://www.anika-net.de/event/job-application-training-workshop/): During this practical workshop, participants will:
- [Coun­sel­ing for Women on FGM/C (Female Gen­i­tal Mutilation/Cutting)](https://www.anika-net.de/event/counseling-for-women-on-fgm-c/): Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) refers to the partial or total removal or injury of the female external genital organs for non-medical reasons. FGM/C can have serious physical and psychological consequences, including chronic pain, infections, urinary problems, menstrual difficulties, and complications during pregnancy and childbirth.
- [Lan­guage Café & Game Afternoon](https://www.anika-net.de/event/language-cafe-game-afternoon/): We have a variety of board games and plenty of other activities. If you’d like, you’re welcome to bring your own games.
- [Look­ing for Men­tors for a Dynam­ic Tan­dem Project!](https://www.anika-net.de/event/looking-for-mentors/): Are you new to Karlsruhe as a student or trainee and looking to connect with others?Are you retired and interested in meaningful volunteer work?Or did you once come to Germany yourself and would now like to share your experiences?
- [Women of Impact Brunch 2026](https://www.anika-net.de/event/women-of-impact-brunch/): More information and registration:SIMAMA – Women of Impact Brunch 2026
- [Info Day: Part-Time Appren­tice­ships as an Opportunity](https://www.anika-net.de/event/part-time-apprenticeships-opportunit/): The Part-Time Apprenticeship Network is celebrating its 15th anniversary across Baden-Württemberg in June 2026. To mark this occasion, the Equal Opportunities Officers (BCA) of the Job Centers and the Employment Agency Karlsruhe are organizing a special information event about part-time apprenticeships in Germany.
- [Expe­ri­ence Music at the Open Day](https://www.anika-net.de/event/open-day-badischen-konservatorium/): Enjoy an afternoon full of music at the Open Day of the Badisches KONServatorium, the music school of Karlsruhe!
- [Open Café for Par­ents (with childcare)](https://www.anika-net.de/event/cafe-for-parents-with-childcare-karslruhe/): The Open Café for Parents offers a welcoming and relaxed space for families with children to come together, meet other parents, and share everyday experiences. In a warm and supportive atmosphere, conversations naturally develop around the topics that currently matter most to the participants.
- [Future Worlds Café](https://www.anika-net.de/event/future-worlds-cafe/): Step into a space of ideas, exchange, and possibilities. The Future Worlds Café invites you to think about the future together, share perspectives, and engage in open conversations about what we want to create in our lives and community.
- [The­ater Therapy](https://www.anika-net.de/event/theater-therapy-karlsruhe/): Using movement, expression, and simple improvisation exercises, Theater Therapy encourages participants to communicate differently, see situations from another point of view, and reconnect with their creativity in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere.
- [Art Course – Free Cre­ative Paint­ing Evening](https://www.anika-net.de/event/art-course-free-creative-painting/): You are warmly invited to take part in this art course: “Painting without rules, but with inspiration”
- [Open Legal Con­sul­ta­tion in Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/event/open-legal-consultation-karlsruhe/): This open legal consultation takes place on various Wednesdays.
- [Get a Rec­og­nized Qual­i­fi­ca­tion with an IHK Certificate](https://www.anika-net.de/event/get-a-recognized-qualification/): A recognized qualification is the key to better job opportunities and long-term career prospects in Germany.
- [jobcenter.digital — Sup­port for Work, Hous­ing and Dai­ly Life](https://www.anika-net.de/event/jobcenter-karlsruhe/): The Jobcenter supports you if you have been unemployed for a longer time, are not entitled to unemployment benefits, or if your income is not enough to cover your living expenses.
- [SHE MOVES — Dance. Empow­er­ment. Connection. ](https://www.anika-net.de/event/she-moves-tanz-macht-mut/): Are you a young woman living in Karlsruhe and looking for a fun way to meet people, express yourself, and feel empowered? Then this is your moment.
- [Liv­ing for Help in Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/event/living-for-help/): “Living for Help” (Wohnen für Hilfe) connects people who have available living space with those who are looking for accommodation and are willing to help in return.
- [Mom and Child Dance. Laugh­ing, danc­ing, and mov­ing together](https://www.anika-net.de/event/mom-and-child-dance/): This program is for all parents who want to get active with their children. Children ages 0 to 5 are welcome. No registration is required, and participation is free. All you need is comfortable clothing and a willingness to dance.
- [Join Car­ni­val Clubs in Karl­sruhe for Kids and Teens](https://www.anika-net.de/event/carnival-clubs-in-karlsruhe-for-kids-and-teens/): Many carnival clubs in Karlsruhe are actively involved in carnival dance (Karnevalistischer Tanzsport), a fun and dynamic sport combining dance, teamwork, and performance.
- [Join the Karl­sruhe Car­ni­val Parade 2027 as a Group!](https://www.anika-net.de/event/karlsruhe-carnival-parade/): Would you like to be part of one of the biggest and most colorful events in Karlsruhe?Then join the Karlsruhe Carnival Parade together as a group!
- [Coun­sel­ing and Sup­port on Female Gen­i­tal Mutilation](https://www.anika-net.de/event/support-on-female-genital-mutilation/): The OASE counseling center provides support on Female Genital Mutilation:
- [Free Out­door Work­out in Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/event/outdoor-workout/): As part of the “Socializing through Sports” program by the City of Karlsruhe Sports Office, a free outdoor workout is offered.
- [Kinder­büro ON AIR – Online Infor­ma­tion for Parents](https://www.anika-net.de/event/kinderburo-on-air-online-information-for-parents/): With Kinderbüro ON AIR, parents and families regularly receive helpful information about supporting the healthy development of children and young people. Experienced speakers present different topics – from pregnancy to puberty – and share practical insights for everyday family life.
- [Elterntalk Baden-Würt­tem­berg](https://www.anika-net.de/event/elterntalk-in-karlsruhe/): Elterntalk is a place where mothers and fathers can meet in a relaxed setting to talk about everyday family life, media use, smartphone and internet experiences, digital games, and other parenting topics. The meetings are moderated by trained parents, are free of charge, and can be held in different languages if required. The meetings take place in a private, personal setting—for example, at parents' homes or at familiar locations in the neighborhood.
- [AMIA- Con­tact point for migrants in exploita­tive work](https://www.anika-net.de/event/amia-for-migrants-in-exploitative-work/): AMIA offers multilingual advice. We will organize interpreters if you need.
- [Dig­i­tal­Start – mul­ti­lin­gual open dig­i­tal con­sul­ta­tion hours](https://www.anika-net.de/event/digitalstart/): The project DigitalStart is funded by: Ministry of Social Affairs, Health, and Integration.

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## Community
- [Deutsch Türkisches Frauen­por­tal Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/community/deutsch-tuerkisches-frauenportal-karlsruhe/): We aim to empower people and support them to respond constructively to a lack of purpose, frustration and violence.
- [Mex­i­can dance group Adeli­tas Tapatías](https://www.anika-net.de/community/mexican-dance-group-adelitas-tapatias/): We like to dance at international events such as MONDO, Folkloria and Tanzmarathon (supporting program Badenmarathon).
- [Alma Karl­sruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/community/alma-karlsruhe/): In addition, we have the support of women with experience in various sectors, who are willing to participate in debates and events that generate positive impacts on our environment, as we believe in intercultural dialogue as a basis for sustainable development and the construction of a society that embraces diversity in all its facets.
- [We speak Span­ish in Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/community/we-speak-spanish-in-karlsruhe/): We speak Spanish in Karlsruhe is a group for parents with children between 0-6 years old who speak Spanish and live in Karlsruhe. We meet every Monday to keep our children in contact with Spanish and to organize activities together. The idea of the group is to support each other if we have questions or tips. So we welcome any questions or tips related to motherhood and life in Karlsruhe.

## Migrant association
- [Deutsch-Kroat­is­che Gemein­schaft e.V. Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/deutsch-kroatische-gemeinschaft/): The Deutsch-Kroatische Gemeinschaft Karlsruhe und Umgebung e.V. was founded in 1991.
- [Rumänisch-Deutsche Vere­ini­gung in Baden-Würt­tem­berg e. V.](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/rumaenisch-deutsche-vereinigung-in-baden-wuerttemberg-e-v/): The Romanian-German Association in Baden-Württemberg e. V. (RDVBW) sees itself as an important part of the social integration of foreign citizens in the Karlsruhe area and has set itself the goal of promoting and supporting the individual integration process.
- [Gam­bisch-deutsche Gesellschaft Karl­sruhe e. V.](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/gambisch-deutsche-gesellschaft-karlsruhe-e-v/): The Gambisch-deutsche Gesellschaft Karlsruhe e. V. supports its members in preserving Gambian culture and integration in Germany.
- [Ukrain­er in Karl­sruhe. Deutsch-Ukrainis­ch­er Vere­in e.V.](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/deutsch-ukrainischer-verein-e-v/): At our humanitarian storage (📍 Pfannkuchstraße 14, 76185 Karlsruhe) we collect humanitarian aid for Ukraine and for refugees who need such support.
- [Wayra e.V. — Latin Amer­i­can dance group](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/wayra-e-v-latin-american-dance-group/): Wayra e.V. is a folklore dance group that was founded in Karlsruhe in October 2013 with no financial intentions. Since 2015, the group has been enriched by enthusiastic dancers from various Latin American countries and Germany. The main goal of the group is to present Latin American culture with all its costumes, music and dances, thus expressing the beauty and diversity of Latin American folklore. Join us We meet every Friday from 18:30 to 20:30 h. If you want to be part of our dance group, just visit us and try if you like it. We look forward to your visit.
- [Türkisch­er Eltern­vere­in Karl­sruhe e.V.](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/tuerkischer-elternverein-karlsruhe-e-v/): The Turkish Parents' Association was officially founded in 1974. The association is a social link for the cooperation between the students, principals, school authorities as well as the teachers and the parents of the students. In order to improve the interaction of the “parent-child-school” relationship with an intercultural background, we offer many projects: Parent meetings with intercultural opening offered at elementary school for parents to exchange views on current topics with family and pupils. International children's festival, so far every year in a hall with over 4000 visitors. Annual principals' dinner to strengthen the links between the school and the association. Dance, music, painting and sports courses for the further education of parents and children. German courses, for integration into the German culture. Excursions, each with a current background.
- [Spanis­ch­er Eltern­vere­in Karl­sruhe e.V.](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/spanischer-elternverein-karlsruhe-e-v/): The Spanischer Elternverein Karlsruhe e.V. ist part of the Confederation of Spanish Parents' Associations, which is organized at the federal and European level and currently has 188 members.
- [Deutsch-Indis­chen Gesellschaft e.V. Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/deutsch-indischen-gesellschaft-e-v-karlsruhe/): The Indo-German Association (DIG) was founded in 1953 to foster relations between India and Germany.
- [Vere­in für Dia­log und Völk­erver­ständi­gung in Karl­sruhe e.V.](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/verein-fuer-dialog-und-voelkerverstaendigung-in-karlsruhe-e-v/): We look forward to
- [Deutsch-Pak­istanis­che Gesellschaft Karl­sruhe e.V.](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/deutsch-pakistanische-gesellschaft-karlsruhe-e-v/)
- [Iranis­ches Kul­turzen­trum e.V. Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/iranisches-kulturzentrum-e-v-karlsruhe/): On February 9, 1991, the Iranian Cultural Center was founded in the International Office in Karlsruhe. Its aims are the promotion and cultivation of Iranian culture, tradition and science through events, courses, discussion groups, publications and visits. The Iranian Cultural Center is looking forward to your interest and your dialog in advance. Join in! Courses for the instruments Tar and Setar Language courses for children and adults Monday to Friday 8:00 - 12:00 Uhr 14:00 - 19:00 Uhr
- [Spanis­chsprachige Chris­ten in Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/spanischsprachige-christen-in-karlsruhe/): Jeden zweiten Mittwoch um 19:00 Uhr treffen sich Jugendliche und Studenten der FeG in unserem Gemeindezentrum, um sich auf Spanisch auszutauschen.
- [Deutschsprachiger Mus­limkreis Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/deutschsprachiger-muslimkreis-karlsruhe/): DMK Karlsruhe e.V. is a local Muslim community that has existed since 1989. Its members are young Muslims from Karlsruhe who work at various levels to promote diversity, tolerance and spaces for dialog and encounters in Karlsruhe. Educating people about Islam and breaking down existing prejudices and misunderstandings are core concerns of the community.
- [Vere­in Griechis­ch­er Eltern und Erziehungsberechtig](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/verein-griechischer-eltern-und-erziehungsberechtig/): Promotion of social and cultural relations between Greeks and other associations in Baden-Württemberg. Promotion of the cultural relationship between German and Greek parents in Karlsruhe.
- [Deutsch-Afghanis­ch­er Kul­turvere­in e.V.](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/deutsch-afghanischer-kulturverein-e-v/): With its program and projects, the German-Afghan Cultural Association would like to support the exchange between Germans and Afghans with music, lectures, readings and express the idea of international understanding.
- [Deutsch-Est­nis­che Gesellschaft e.V.](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/deutsch-estnische-gesellschaft-e-v/): Our regular get-together takes place every second Tuesday of the month at Restorant Panorama in Karlsruhe.
- [Badisch-Süd­brasil­ian­is­che Gesellschaft e. V.](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/badisch-suedbrasilianische-gesellschaft-e-v/): The association promotes mutual understanding through cultural encounters, exchange programs, language promotion, the reappraisal of family histories of emigrants/immigrants and research into emigration in the 19th century.
- [Arbeit­skreis Part­ner­stadt Karl­sruhe-Van (Türkei)](https://www.anika-net.de/migrant-association/arbeitskreis-partnerstadt-karlsruhe-van/)

## Cooperating partner
- [EduGlob­al — Insti­tute for Lan­guage and Education](https://www.anika-net.de/cooperating-partner/eduglobal-institute-for-language-and-education/): With us, you’ll enjoy learning German—or even a foreign language—and putting it to use right away. We stay on top of things and are always flexible when it comes to creating and offering personalized learning plans.
- [Studieren­den­werk Karl­sruhe (Karl­sruhe Stu­dent Association)](https://www.anika-net.de/cooperating-partner/studierendenwerk-karlsruhe-karlsruhe-student-association/): We are your partner if you have questions about studying in Karlsruhe and Pforzheim. And we have been doing so for mohr than 100 years! We show you how to finance your studies. We cook and build for you. We're happy to advise you on all life situations that arise during your studies. We look after your child. We make it possible for you to experience and learn new cultures and languages.
- [Foun­da­tion Cen­tre Cul­turel Fran­co-Alle­mand Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/cooperating-partner/foundation-centre-culturel-franco-allemand-karlsruhe/): The CCFA Karlsruhe Foundation is a nonprofit organization with a tradition spanning over seventy years. We are constantly reinventing ourselves and setting new standards through high-caliber artistic events in the fields of literature, visual arts, performance, music, and intercultural education. Our focus is on engaging with the local community, particularly with young people.
- [Über den Teller­rand e.V.](https://www.anika-net.de/cooperating-partner/ueber-den-tellerrand-e-v/): At Über den Tellerrand, we create opportunities for people of different cultures to meet and get to know each other, based on shared interests. Founded in Berlin in 2013, our diverse activities, mentoring programs, cookbooks and cooking courses now bring people together in over 35 cities across Germany and around the world.
- [CJD Karl­sruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/cooperating-partner/cjd-karlsruhe/): The strengths of the CJD are needs-oriented, networked offers for people in all phases of life, which are supported by the vision of an inclusive society. The CJD is a quality provider and network designer in the social space and cooperates with suitable partners.
- [Fes­tauss­chuss Karl­sruher Fast­nacht (FKF)](https://www.anika-net.de/cooperating-partner/festausschuss-karlsruher-fastnacht-fkf/): The Festausschuss KARLSRUHER FASTNACHT (FKF) is the umbrella organization representing the interests of its affiliated carnival clubs. It also supports its members as a service provider by offering advice and assistance. Its key responsibilities include organizing the Karlsruhe carnival parade – the largest free public event in the city – preserving and developing carnival traditions, and promoting young participants through its youth organization. The FKF was founded in 1952 as an association of Karlsruhe carnival societies.
- [DHBW Karl­sruhe — Baden Coop­er­a­tive State University](https://www.anika-net.de/cooperating-partner/dhbw-karlsruhe-baden-cooperative-state-university/): We have grown since 1979! We had already outgrown two buildings and a new extension was also necessary to provide the necessary space for the constantly increasing number of students and new courses of study. We started with 48 students and 32 training companies. 35 years later, we have over 3,000 students enrolled and have worked with over 1,400 companies to date. During this time, we have presented 10,000 graduates with their diplomas and over 1,000 with their bachelor's degrees. After being elevated to the status of a regular institution of the state in the early 1980s, we have now been formally granted university status since March 1, 2009, becoming the Duale Hochschule Baden Württemberg Karlsruhe - DHBW Karlsruhe for short. The optimal conditions of the Karlsruhe location with its flourishing economy on the one hand and the top-class academic institutions on the other hand allow us to look to the future with optimism. Those who can benefit from the best of both worlds will continue to grow strongly in the coming years.
- [I.d.E. Train­ingsin­sti­tut Runne](https://www.anika-net.de/cooperating-partner/i-d-e-trainingsinstitut-runne/): I.d.E. Trainingsinstitut Runne, Integration through Employment, sees its range of education and services as a practicing culture of welcome and offers innovative concepts for the integration of immigrants into German society and the German labor market. Our core competence is in the field of immigrant integration. We have extensive target group knowledge and hold functional and sustainable language and further education offers. The key to professional opportunities and social participation lies in the acquisition of linguistic expression and comprehension skills. All further integration and qualification processes build on this.
- [BEN Europe](https://www.anika-net.de/cooperating-partner/ben-europe-institute/): BEN Europe Institute is an educational institute for German as a foreign language and intercultural personnel management. We support foreign employees in communicating in a "German-safe" manner. We also support managers and professionals in dealing with cultural diversity in the workplace in a culturally sensitive and productive way.
- [Sprachakademie Karl­sruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/cooperating-partner/sprachakademie-karlsruhe/): The Sprachakademie Karlsruhe lies in the center of the city and is easy to get to with public transportation. Our school has been in existence since 2005 and offers integration and German courses that follow the European Framework of Reference for the A1 to C1 levels. Additionally, we have telc-Prüferlizenz (telc licensed examiners and raters).
- [Dia­logue Lan­guage School](https://www.anika-net.de/cooperating-partner/dialogue-language-school/): With over 30 years of experience in teaching German courses and integration courses, the BAMF-certified Dialogue Language School teaches you the German language competently because we want you to be able to communicate confidently and self-assuredly in German. For a better quality of life, both privately and professionally.
- [ViDia Chris­t­ian Clin­ics Karlsruhe](https://www.anika-net.de/cooperating-partner/vidia-christian-clinics-karlsruhe/): The ViDia Christian Clinics Karlsruhe cover the entire spectrum of acute care for the Middle Upper Rhine/Northern Black Forest region. With more than 3,200 employees at four locations in Karlsruhe, including more than 400 specialists from different nationalities, they are one of the largest employers in the region.
- [QEW- Edu­ca­tion Center](https://www.anika-net.de/cooperating-partner/qew-education-center/): QEW is an educational center in the field of security services, we offer since 2018 courses at flexible times as further education and retraining according to §34a GewO Sachkunde, GSSK, retraining specialist for protection and security and service specialist for protection and security. Since March 2023 we offer the general integration course. We are happy to help people to achieve your goal.
- [EnBW Energie Baden-Würt­tem­berg AG](https://www.anika-net.de/cooperating-partner/enbw-energie-baden-wuerttemberg-ag/): With around 26,000 employees, EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG is one of the largest energy companies in Germany and Europe and supplies around 5.5 million customers with electricity, gas and water as well as energy solutions and energy-related services. In the field of e-mobility, EnBW has become one of the market leaders in recent years and, as a full-service provider, covers the entire spectrum with its subsidiaries: from power generation from renewable energy sources to the development, expansion and operation of charging infrastructure to digital solutions for consumers. As an independent EnBW subsidiary, Netze BW also ensures the secure operation of distribution grids. As one of the German market leaders for home storage and photovoltaic systems, EnBW also combines solar, storage and electricity cloud solutions with electromobility offerings to create a complete energy ecosystem for its customers.

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