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Municipal Integration Management (KIM)
KIM aims to provide targeted counseling to people with a migration background in order to promote their integration.
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The Municipal Integration Management (KIM) is a long-term program of the Ministry for Children, Youth, Family, Equality, Refuge, and Integration (MKJFGFI) NRW.
It aims to provide targeted advice to people with a migration background to promote their integration. Especially when a legal circle change is imminent, it is important to design the transition in a way that fits the individual.
What KIM offers:
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Consultation and support for municipalities
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Development of integrative projects
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Training and workshops for professionals
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Networking and exchange of experiences
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Case conferences to clarify residence law issues
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Cross-circle case management (CM) in municipalities
Further information can also be found at www.kim.nrw
KIM primarily targets immigrants with:
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Complex support needs.
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Long-term support requirements.
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Connections to various legal jurisdictions.
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Multiple issues.
Each municipality can set its own priorities for implementing case management on-site.
Cross-sectional Case Management
The process of Case Management ("case supervision") involves several steps, ranging from a comprehensive initial consultation to networking across different legal frameworks and evaluation.
The steps in Case Management:
- Initial consultation: Detailed analysis and support from the beginning.
- Networking: Coordination between different legal frameworks and institutions.
- Evaluation: Regular review and adjustment of measures.
Insights and further development
The insights of the Case Managers regarding recurring structural obstacles in the integration process are processed by the Coordinating Office. These insights form the basis for sustainable and successful integration.
Why Case Management is important
Through structured Case Management, we can specifically address individual needs and effectively eliminate obstacles in the integration process. The experiences and insights contribute to permanently improving integration and perpetuating successful strategies.
Contact
Municipal Integration Center
Dennis Berster
Schützenstr. 13
3. Obergeschoß, Raum: 10
51643 Gummersbach
Karina Barbera
Schützenstr. 13
3. Obergeschoß, Raum: 10
51643 Gummersbach
Contact
On-site Case Management
Simone Junge
Kölner Straße 256
51702 Bergneustadt
Kirsten Bückers
Schützenstr. 13
3. Obergeschoß, Raum: 10a
51643 Gummersbach
Tobias Menger
Bahnhofsplatz 14
42499 Hückeswagen
Monika Fiolka
Borromäusstraße 1
51789 Lindlar
Waldemar Leinweber
Zum Marktplatz 6
51709 Marienheide
Uwe Schmidt
Bahnhofstraße 2
51597 Morsbach
Anna Schwier
Hauptstraße 16
51588 Nümbrecht
Lilly Roland
Schulstraße 9
51674 Wiehl
Gabriele Steffl
Marktplatz 1
51688 Wipperfürth
