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Refugio München
München, DEImpact-drivenNGOHealthcareSocial Services
Impact3Sustainability Goals
Employees11 - 50
Founded1994
LocationMünchen
About Refugio München
Refugio München is a counseling and treatment center for traumatized individuals with refugee and migration backgrounds. Since 1994, the organization has provided psychosocial and therapeutic support to help those affected overcome traumatic experiences and develop new life perspectives. With locations in Munich, Augsburg, and Landshut, and the crucial involvement of cultural interpreters, Refugio München ensures access to essential therapy. Its work also includes specialized programs, political advocacy, and research, aiming to promote the health and well-being of refugees and reduce inequalities.
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Sustainability Goals
Good Health & Well-Being
Psychological Support for Trauma Survivors
Refugio München provides comprehensive psychotherapeutic and psychosocial support to traumatized refugees and individuals with migration backgrounds. The organization thus enables healing and promotes well-being.
Specialized Programs for Mental Health
Through programs like the Art Workshop, 'SoulCaRe' for early detection, and support for children and youth, the organization helps overcome psychological burdens and create future perspectives.
Reduced Inequalities
Access to Therapy for Refugees and Migrants
Refugio München provides essential therapy and counseling services for refugees and individuals with migration backgrounds, who are often excluded from mainstream care systems, thereby reducing health inequalities.
Efforts Against Racism and Discrimination
Through initiatives like 'Stark gegen Rassismus' and analysis of asylum law reforms, the organization actively advocates for the rights and social inclusion of people with refugee experiences.
Quality Education
Education and Mentoring for Families and Youth
Refugio München offers 'Eltern aktiv' (parent training) in native languages and supports youth through the 'Mentoring-Projekt Welcome' to enhance educational opportunities and foster integration.
Training and Knowledge Transfer in Trauma Therapy
The 'Refugio München transfer' academy and research contribute to knowledge dissemination in trauma therapy, training professionals for better care of refugees.
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FAQs
Q1Where does Refugio München operate?
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Refugio München operates counseling and treatment centers at multiple locations in Bavaria, including Munich, Augsburg, and Landshut.
Q2What specialized programs does Refugio München offer?
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Beyond psychotherapeutic and counseling services, offerings include the Refugio Kunstwerkstatt (Art Workshop), the parent education program "Eltern aktiv," and "SoulCaRe" for early detection. The organization also runs the "Refugio München transfer" training academy and engages in research.
Q3Where can I find current job openings at Refugio München?
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Current job openings at Refugio München can be found on the organization's official website under the "About Us" section, specifically under "Job Openings."
Q4What contribution does Refugio München make to the UN Sustainable Development Goals?
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Refugio München makes a primary contribution to SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being). Secondarily, the organization contributes to SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities) and SDG 4 (Quality Education).
Q5What role do cultural interpreters play at Refugio München?
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Cultural interpreters are essential for Refugio München. They enable the transformation of unspeakable and incomprehensible experiences into words during trauma therapy, which is crucial for individuals with refugee and migration backgrounds.
