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2009 Strategic Plan

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Inclusive Neighbourhood Project

...supporting integration between the refugee and host communities in your neighbourhood.


The Project is in partnership with Northern Ireland Community of Refugees and Asylum Seekers, NICRAS and has been funded by EU Peace III programme priority 1.2 - Acknowledging and Dealing with the Past, Strand 3: Securing the Future. The project is funded until 31 Dec 2011.

 

The aim of the project will be to support integration between the host community and the growing refugee community in Northern IrelandThis will be done through

 

  • Developing mutual understanding and common action between the host community and the refugee community.

 

  • The development of a package of formal and informal training.

 

  • The promotion of ways of dealing with difference that may reduce the likelihood of sectarian behaviour and violence, and increase the potential for members of the refugee community to fully integrate into their new environment

 

The objectives of the project are:

 

  • to identify the specific issues faced by the refugee community and host community and design relevant training with both groups to address these issues
  • to provide training for members of the host community and refugee community through residential and community based capacity building programmes in cultural diversity, conflict management, facilitation skills, orientation, mediation, creative expression group work and communication.
  • to support, resource and mentor key members of both host and refugee communities with training programmes and materials.
  • to develop common actions between the host community and the refugee community and build up a support and advocacy base.
  • to seek to establish and disseminate the learning from the project.
  • to collate and share good practice in this specialised and new area of work.
  • to exit the project well

Download the press release

For more info contact Ann Marie White

tel: 028 90508080   email: amwhite@corrymeela.org

The Project is in partnership with Northern Ireland Community of Refugees and Asylum Seekers, NICRAS and has been funded by EU Peace III programme priority 1.2 - Acknowledging and Dealing with the Past, Strand 3: Securing the Future administered by SEUPB. Please click on logo below to follow the link for more information.