Gesellschaft für interkulturelles Zusammenleben

The Gesellschaft für interkulturelles Zusammenleben gGmbH (GIZ) is a non-profit organization based in Berlin that is dedicated to promoting integration and intercultural exchange. With a wide range of educational and consulting services, GIZ supports people with a migration background in integrating into German society and achieving their professional and personal goals.

GIZ offers a variety of courses, including integration and vocational language courses, specifically aimed at improving participants' language skills and increasing their chances in the job market. In addition, specialized training such as that for specialists in special educational support and educational assistance is offered to meet the demand for qualified professionals in Berlin.

The main mission of GIZ is to promote social participation and equal opportunities for people with a migration background. The organization places great value on diversity, inclusion, and the empowerment of individual potentials. Through its work, GIZ contributes to reducing prejudices and fostering harmonious coexistence in a multicultural society.

GIZ is actively engaged in sustainable social projects that have long-term positive impacts on the community. One example is the "Work for Refugees" project, which helps refugees and migrants find job and training opportunities. This project is carried out in collaboration with various partners and offers consultations in multiple languages to reach a broad target audience.

Despite the challenges posed by the Berlin savings package, which heavily burdens the social sector, GIZ remains committed to maintaining its important services. Projects like SuRe and SuRe.online, which provide digital case counseling for teachers and educators, are affected by budget cuts, but GIZ continues to advocate for the support of these essential professional groups.