Integration price 2024: S.U.S.I. Set signs for women with a history of migration!

Integration price 2024: S.U.S.I. Set signs for women with a history of migration!

Tempelhof-Schöneberg, Deutschland - On October 17, 2024, the intercultural women's center S.U.S.I. in Tempelhof-Schöneberg awarded the 2024 integration price. This recognition, which is awarded by the District Assembly (BVV) and the district office, recognizes the special commitment of the participation of people with a history of migration in this district. The award ceremony took place in a solemn setting under the direction of district mayor Jörn Oltmann and the head of BVV Stefan Böltes.

The integration price is not only an honor, but also associated with prize money of 1,000 euros that benefits the intercultural women's center. This initiative has established itself over more than three decades and is known for their diverse offers to support women with migration and escape history.

an important contribution to integration

Jörn Oltmann emphasized the importance of the work of S.U.S.I.: “The intercultural women's center S.U.S.I. has been promoting the integration of women with migration and escape history for over 30 years.” He underlined the innovative and needs -oriented advisory offers that the center offers in order to significantly improve the life situation of the women concerned. www.berlin.de .

The work of S.U.S.I. comprises various areas, including empowerment programs in which women are encouraged to found self-help groups and to support each other. These programs are not only tailored to the needs of women, but also promote intercultural dialogue, which is of central importance for living together in a various society.

District Mayor Oltmann also left no doubt that the commitment of S.U.S.I. Not only has positive effects for women themselves, but also for society in which they live. "The commitment to empowerment, self -help and intercultural dialogue has sustainable effect and strengthens not only women themselves, but also the society in which they live," he added.

The award is an important recognition for the years of efforts by the organization and motivates the members to continue their valuable work. S.U.S.I. is not only a contact point for women in emergencies, but also a place that wants to promote integration and build bridges between different cultures.

Overall, the honor of the women's center shows how important it is to promote initiatives that support people with a migration background. Such prices not only emphasize the work of the organizations, but also strengthen the visibility of the topics that affect these groups.