Youth Migration Service

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Logo of the service office for youth migration services

The youth migration services ( JMD ) support young people with a migration background between the ages of 12 and 27 with individual offers and professional support during their integration process in Germany. They are funded by the Federal Ministry for Family, Seniors, Women and Youth (BMFSFJ).

Support structures

The youth migration services are divided into the following groups:

Throughout Germany there are around 430 youth migration services (formerly youth community organizations) that support young people with a migration background with integration-related problems.

Conception of the work of the youth migration services

Since 2004, these facilities have been further developed under the new name "Youth Migration Services" and adapted to the requirements of a modern integration policy. The working principles and framework concepts developed in cooperation with the agencies became the basis for the approval notification for the youth migration services.

Individual support

With the entry into force of the Immigration Act in 2005, the work of the youth migration services changed again, since since then the youth migration services have been responsible for accompanying young newcomers before, during and after the integration courses on the basis of the immigration law.

In order to improve the chances of integration, the focus of integration work in accordance with the principles for the implementation and further development of program 18 in the Federal Children's and Youth Plan (KJP) "Integration of young people with a migration background" from January 1, 2005 is primarily on individual support for those no longer required to attend school young new immigrants through case management .

An individual support plan is developed with the young people, tailored local offers are recommended to them and, if necessary, they are referred to employment agencies or working groups according to SGB II. The corresponding "Joint recommendations for action by the Federal Ministry for Family, Seniors, Women and Youth and the Federal Ministry for Labor and Social Affairs with regard to the interfaces and the distribution of tasks between the youth migration services and the service providers according to SGB II / III" are posted on the BMFSFJ website.

work in groups

This integration order to meet the youth migration services in addition to the individual case accompanied especially with youth contemporary offer forms of group work

  • Youth work in an open meeting
  • Courses and course series with youth education offers
  • intercultural training
  • Introduction to IT technology
  • Supplementary offers for language acquisition
  • Sports offers

Networking

  • mediation in offers for immigrant young people in the local network and cooperation in the further development of these networks
  • the initiation and management of other subsidized integration offers for young people with a migration background

Intercultural opening

  • the initiation and support of the intercultural opening of services and institutions in public and independent sponsorship as well as the network partners
  • Coaching of intercultural and multicultural offers

Other fields of work

  • Development and support of community and social space-oriented offers to promote democracy and tolerance
  • Promotion of voluntary work
  • Intercultural online advice

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Federal Association of Protestant Youth Social Work on bagejsa.de
  2. ↑ Federal Association for Catholic Youth Social Work on bagkjs.de
  3. ↑ Internationaler Bund on internationale-bund.de
  4. ↑ Online contact point for young people with a migration background at jmd4you.de