Welcome Home International is proud to have several ongoing projects funded by Erasmus+. These projects aim to promote integration, provide support, and create opportunities for refugees and migrants. We invite you to learn more about these projects and stay updated on their progress by visiting the respective websites and social media accounts below.

These projects highlight our commitment to supporting refugees and migrants in their integration journey. By visiting their websites and following their social media accounts, you can access detailed information about each project, learn about the activities and achievements, and engage with the Welcome Home International community.

We encourage you to explore these projects and join us in our efforts to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for all. Together, we can make a positive impact on the lives of refugees and migrants.

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Inclusionapp

Inclusion App is an Erasmus+ funded project that brings partners from Greece, Poland, Belgium, Portugal, and the UK together. It aims to help refugees, immigrants, and asylum seekers learn the language and culture of their host country through a mobile game and e-learning platform. By providing language modules and a survival guide, the project promotes integration and understanding. The mobile game features an interactive escape room experience with questions on various topics. Inclusion App aims to facilitate the successful integration of individuals into their host countries.

MINDLAND

MindLand, an Erasmus+ project, aimed to promote mindfulness and self-awareness among young people, including refugees, through a gamified mobile app. The project developed an app that allowed users to engage in missions and exercises to enhance self-esteem, decision-making, and emotional management. MindLand sought to make mindfulness accessible and empower young people in their personal growth.

RE-START

Re-Start supported refugees and migrants in starting their own businesses by providing resources and guidance. The project addressed challenges such as legal status, language barriers, and limited entrepreneurial skills. It developed an online guidebook and database in multiple languages, offering comprehensive information on starting a business. Re-Start recognized the potential of refugee and migrant entrepreneurs to contribute to the local economy and create positive social impacts. It aimed to foster economic inclusion and empower individuals in their new host countries.