New accommodation in Schwerin: 180 people will find a home!

New accommodation in Schwerin: 180 people will find a home!

The city of Schwerin plans to set up a new refugee accommodation in cancer fuel in order to offer families, women and women with children with children. This decision is part of a larger plan to improve the living situation of refugees in the region and shows the city's commitment to create adequate living conditions.

planned is the accommodation of up to 180 people in currently partially empty blocks. Comprehensive renovation work is necessary around the buildings. Costs of over 6.5 million euros will be incurred, which are borne by the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. This investment can be regarded as an important step in order to meet the increasing need for accommodation, especially for vulnerable groups within the refugees.

Details on the new accommodation

The new location in Cancer Förden could help relieve the existing pressure situation in the city. The operation of this accommodation is to be closed in a different facility in Schwerin-Wüstmark, which represents a restructuring of the existing capacities. However, the city council still has to decide on the project before the plans can be implemented.

In addition to the planning in Cancer Förden, further options are discussed in order to secure the accommodation requirement in the long term. An idea includes the construction of Tiny houses on the former Paulshöhe sports field, an innovative solution that is under discussion to create living space quickly and sustainably. Alternatively, a new building in the Krebsförden district is also under discussion.

The preparations for the new accommodation are in line with a general trend in the region, which aims to promote the integration of refugees and offer them a safe home. In the next meeting of the city council you will now see whether the project will receive further support. In the meantime, the public remains informed about the developments, also about media such as NDR 1 Radio MV, which regularly reports on regional news.