Socio-economic reintegration
Life “afterwards” is usually different. It is often hardly possible to do the same work as before. The rice farmer, the trader, the fisherman or the child – all of them need an individual integration into their new everyday life: Back to the family, back to the familiar environment, back to an independent and self-determined life.
Therefore, it is important that all of them, children, or adults, know the next steps in their everyday life before they are discharged from the rehabilitation center. Trained social workers accompany this process.
Retraining, finding apprenticeships, micro-credits to purchase equipment and/or materials to practice a profession are possible supports. We do not pay cash; we simply provide the necessary resources.
Life “afterwards” is usually different. It is often hardly possible to do the same work as before. The rice farmer, the trader, the fisherman or the child – all of them need an individual integration into their new everyday life: Back to the family, back to the familiar environment, back to an independent and self-determined life.
Therefore, it is important that all of them, children, or adults, know the next steps in their everyday life before they are discharged from the rehabilitation center. Trained social workers accompany this process.
Retraining, finding apprenticeships, micro-credits to purchase equipment and/or materials to practice a profession are possible supports. We do not pay cash; we simply provide the necessary resources.
