Eberswalde Integration & Welcome Centre
Eberswalde Welcome Centre
Advice service for people with a migration background & Welcome Centre
The town of Eberswalde offers a free advisory service for people with a migration background – regardless of their origin or residence status – who have questions or need guidance and personalised support. The focus here is particularly on support with integration into the labour market (including support for women), but also on other areas such as education, family, social participation, health and housing.
There are plans to set up a local Welcome Centre, which will also aim to build a strong network to establish a structured culture of welcome in Eberswalde. This will also involve forging links with local businesses to facilitate access for international skilled workers and people with a migration background.
The “Welcome Centre Eberswalde” project is funded as part of the EU-funded “Welcome to Brandenburg” programme by the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour and Energy (MWAE) using funds from the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+) and the State of Brandenburg.
Your contact at the Welcome Centre Eberswalde
Yaprak Onbasi-Friedrich
Integration Manager
Telephone: 03334 64 481
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Office hours:
Wed 2 pm – 4 pm,
Fri. 9 am – 12 noon
Mon, Tue and Thu, by appointment
Languages: Turkish, English, German
Brandenburgisches Viertel Community Centre
Schorfheidestr. 13
16227 Eberswalde
Mariia Kryvokhyzhyna
Integration Management
Telephone: 03334 64 437
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Consultation hours:
Appointments: by arrangement
Languages: Russian, Ukrainian, English, German
Eberswalde
Breite Straße 41–44
16225 Eberswalde
Information for refugees
Compiled information for refugees in Eberswalde.
Latest news
Outlook for 2025 at the Eberswalde Welcome Centre
In 2025, the Welcome Centre in the Brandenburg Quarter will once again be creating spaces for social interaction and education.
Hereyou can find more information about the programmesEwald TalkandEwald smart.
Education and Participation
Children and young people in need have alegal right to take part– for example, on day trips and for lunch at school, in nurseries and childcare settings, and in music, sport and play in clubs and groups.
Hereyou will find relevant information.
Holidays: Together
Free holiday places for refugee children and young people
“Holidays: Together” is a project run by the Landesjugendring Brandenburg e. V. It provides information on holiday and leisure activities for refugee children and young people organised by youth associations, clubs and organisations in Brandenburg.
All information is available atwww.ljr-brandenburg.de/ferien-miteinander
Funding for social measures – Social Support Guidelines (from 1 January 2023)
Contact
Eberswalde Town Council
Department for Older People, Sport and Integration
Sarah Schmidt
Breite Straße 41–44
16225 Eberswalde
Telephone: 03334 64-501
Fax: 03334 64-529
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