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We sup­port new cit­i­zens and peo­ple from abroad to set up their own com­pa­ny in Germany.

The Karl­sruhe Insti­tute of Tech­nol­o­gy (KIT) is “The Research Uni­ver­si­ty in the Helmholtz Asso­ci­a­tion.” As the only Ger­man uni­ver­si­ty of excel­lence with a nation­al large-scale research sec­tor, we offer our stu­dents, researchers, and employ­ees unique learn­ing, teach­ing, and work­ing con­di­tions. The roots of the aca­d­e­m­ic edu­ca­tion insti­tu­tion extend all the way back to 1825. Today’s struc­ture of KIT is the result of the merg­er of the Tech­ni­cal Uni­ver­si­ty of Karl­sruhe and Karl­sruhe Research Cen­ter in 2009.

Present­ly, more than 9000 peo­ple are work­ing at KIT, of which more than half are con­duct­ing research in a broad range of dis­ci­plines from nat­ur­al sci­ences to engi­neer­ing, to eco­nom­ics, to the human­i­ties and social sci­ences. This makes KIT one of the largest sci­ence insti­tu­tions in Europe. Apart from excel­lent aca­d­e­m­ic edu­ca­tion and cut­ting-edge research, inno­va­tion is our cen­tral task. We do not only cre­ate and impart knowl­edge for the soci­ety and the envi­ron­ment, we also use this knowl­edge to devel­op appli­ca­tions for indus­try. It is our goal to help man­age glob­al chal­lenges fac­ing humankind by pio­neer research con­tri­bu­tions in the areas of ener­gy, mobil­i­ty, and infor­ma­tion. Doing this, we attach high impor­tance to per­ma­nent con­tact and exchange with society.

Since 1952, Italy has been the patron of the Uil: more than fifty years of expe­ri­ence at the ser­vice of all cit­i­zens. In a chang­ing social con­text, Italy has cho­sen not to lim­it its poten­tial to the sim­ple pro­tec­tion and assis­tance of the work­er and the cit­i­zen. For some time now, its activ­i­ty has also includ­ed the roles of social sec­re­tary and fam­i­ly coun­selor, an insti­tu­tion that today express­es new needs, which emerge in all cycles and moments of life. All the needs and prob­lems relat­ed to each social cat­e­go­ry can find an answer and con­crete help in Italy: mater­ni­ty, old age, dis­abil­i­ty, rela­tions with the bureau­cra­cy, social exclu­sion, inclu­sion of non-Euro­pean work­ers and their fam­i­lies.
Even before the approval of the law on the reform of spon­sor­ship insti­tu­tions, Italy has been at the fore­front, offer­ing those who turn to its offices infor­ma­tion, tech­ni­cal assis­tance and con­crete solu­tions in the field of :
— social secu­ri­ty,
— social secu­ri­ty, social secu­ri­ty and tax­a­tion,
— labor and labor mar­ket,
— health and safe­ty at work,
— fam­i­ly and inher­i­tance law.

 

Unsere Beratungsstelle bietet die Ver­mit­tlung medi­zinis­ch­er Behand­lung, nicht deren Durch­führung, an. Das Medinetz Karl­sruhe wird von Dr. med. Ange­li­ka Leist geführt.

Unser Net­zw­erk aus kooperieren­den Part­nern beste­ht aus Ärztin­nen und Ärzten aller Fachrich­tun­gen, sowie Hebam­men, Phys­io­ther­a­peuten, Über­set­zern und Weiteren.

Um die Kon­ti­nu­ität der Arbeit des Vere­ines zu garantieren wer­ben wir immer auch um Men­schen, die sich unser­er Ini­tia­tive anschließen wollen. Dabei sind uns Men­schen aus allen Fach­bere­ichen her­zlich willkommen!

Für Ideen und Anre­gun­gen zur Weit­er­en­twick­lung unseres Net­zw­erkes sind wir jed­erzeit offen und für jede Form der Unter­stützung danken wir Ihnen herzlich.

The AWO is one of six lead­ing asso­ci­a­tions of the Freie Wohlfahrt­spflege in Ger­many. This also includes the AWO Kreisver­band Karl­sruhe-Stadt e.V.. , a mem­ber asso­ci­a­tion that is com­mit­ted to social jus­tice through vol­un­tary work.

We are com­mit­ted to a bar­ri­er-free soci­ety in which diver­si­ty is a mat­ter of course.
Inclu­sion is a mat­ter close to our hearts.

For us, the focus is on a self-deter­mined life for peo­ple with dis­abil­i­ties and equal oppor­tu­ni­ties for chil­dren and young peo­ple. Togeth­er with part­ners, we imple­ment effec­tive projects and devel­op acti­vat­ing cam­paigns and use­ful offers.

We inspire and win play­ers for our lot­tery. This is what makes our com­mit­ment to inclu­sion possible.

Since 1987, the fka – Fre­un­deskreis Asyl Karl­sruhe e.V. has been work­ing as a non-gov­ern­men­tal organ­i­sa­tion (NGO) for the rights of refugees and migrants. The asso­ci­a­tion is non-prof­it, both denom­i­na­tion­al­ly and polit­i­cal­ly inde­pen­dent and a mem­ber of the Ger­man Par­i­ty Wel­fare Association.

The Eth­no-Med­ical Cen­ter e. V. (EMZ) is a non-prof­it insti­tu­tion whose goals are inter­cul­tur­al health pro­mo­tion and the “healthy inte­gra­tion” of migrants in Germany.

Since 1989, the cen­ter has been work­ing on var­i­ous projects to pro­mote the par­tic­i­pa­tion and equal oppor­tu­ni­ties of migrants in using the ser­vices of the health care sys­tem. This is because: the major­i­ty of this pop­u­la­tion group is not suf­fi­cient­ly famil­iar with the struc­tures of the Ger­man health care system.

 

We offer pro­fes­sion­al, indi­vid­ual and solu­tion-ori­ent­ed self-help assis­tance for young and adult peo­ple and fam­i­lies in spe­cial social circumstances.

Arbeits­förderung Karl­sruhe gGmbH (afka) start­ed in 1988 as an employ­ment com­pa­ny of the city of Karl­sruhe with the aim of com­bat­ing youth unemployment.

Today, we are a social sub­sidiary of the city of Karl­sruhe with a diverse range of employ­ment and con­sult­ing ser­vices, espe­cial­ly for young peo­ple in tran­si­tion from school to work and for the unem­ployed to inte­grate them into work­ing life. Our goal is to pro­vide these peo­ple with the best pos­si­ble assis­tance and sup­port with­in the frame­work of polit­i­cal and legal require­ments and to enable them to find work or training.

 

The “AIDS-Hil­fe Karl­sruhe — Zen­trum für sex­uelle Gesund­heit e.V.” is an inde­pen­dent and non-prof­it asso­ci­a­tion, which was found­ed in 1985 as “AIDS-Ini­tia­tive Karl­sruhe e.V.”. We offer com­pe­tent advice and sup­port to all cit­i­zens who have ques­tions or are look­ing for sup­port on the top­ics of HIV/AIDS and STI.

We are a group of com­mit­ted helpers from var­i­ous asso­ci­a­tions, orga­ni­za­tions, work­ing groups, and pri­vate indi­vid­u­als who were formed in 2014 to take care of the sup­ply of refugees in Karl­sruhe and, above all, to car­ry out inte­gra­tion work. From 2014 to 2016, there were eight field offices and 2 ini­tial recep­tion cen­ters, where the sup­ply of cloth­ing, food and hygiene items was not always guaranteed.

We are stu­dents and post­grad­u­ates at the Karl­sruhe Insti­tute of Tech­nol­o­gy and are enthu­si­as­tic about pro­gram­ming. We all got to know pro­gram­ming dur­ing our stud­ies and also dis­cov­ered our pas­sion for it through our work at KIT. When the big refugee cri­sis began, we thought that we also had to get involved. And that’s what we did. But unlike many oth­ers, we con­tin­ued to focus on pro­gram­ming. As an asso­ci­a­tion and as an uni­ver­si­ty group we have a lot of fun with what we do and enjoy meet­ing new peo­ple, spend­ing time togeth­er and reach­ing a goal togeth­er. We are EduRef e.V.

Die Beratungsstelle „mira – Mit Recht bei der Arbeit“ ist ein Koop­er­a­tionspro­jekt, das der Aus­beu­tung von Geflüchteten und Migrant_innen aus Drittstaat­en auf dem Arbeits­markt ent­ge­gen­wirken möchte. Es set­zt sich zusam­men aus dem Pro­jekt „Faire Inte­gra­tion“, ein Teil­pro­jekt des IQ-Net­zw­erk Baden Würt­tem­berg, dessen Träger adis e.V. ist und dem Pro­jekt „Faire Arbeit“ des Frauen­in­for­ma­tion­szen­trum (FIZ) dessen Träger der VIJ e.V. (Vere­in für Inter­na­tionale Jugen­dar­beit) in Stuttgart ist und der Katholis­chen Betrieb­sseel­sorge in der Diözese Rot­ten­burg-Stuttgart. Einzugs­ge­bi­et von mira ist Baden-Würt­tem­berg. Die Beratung erfol­gt an zwei Beratungs­stan­dorten, es gibt eine Beratungsstelle in Stuttgart im DGB-Haus und eine in Karl­sruhe im Inter­na­tionalen Begeg­nungszen­trum (ibz).