Relaxation among refugees in the Würzburg district: new opportunities!
Relaxation among refugees in the Würzburg district: new opportunities!
Würzburg, Deutschland - The refugee situation in the Würzburg district has noticeably relaxed in the past few weeks. According to the Mainfranken24 currently living over 3,800 refugees in the district, mainly from Ukraine and Afghanistan. Other countries of origin are Somalia, Turkey and Syria. The district office reports that the situation is quiet and that the integration of the refugees is considered an important step. For this reason, emergency accommodations are gradually closed.
Currently there are still four emergency accommodations in the district, but the plans provide for a laying of the residents to decentralized or shared accommodation. The shared accommodation in Ochsenfurt is expanded by 50 places and new accommodation with 100 places in Albertshausen is to be completed in the middle of the year. In order to promote the integration of the refugees, it is crucial that they are accommodated in suitable living conditions.
challenges in Lower Franconia
Especially the district of Haßberge and the district of Kitzingen are affected by the situation and urgently need to provide new accommodations. The aim is to avoid gyms and tents in order to offer refugee people more human accommodation conditions. The district of Miltenberg plans to reactivate emergency accommodation in order to meet the growing need.
integration as a key
The integration of refugees must be prioritized, because many face major challenges that they have to cope with in their new living environment. As the Uno refugee aid , refugees have to get used to new processes and a new language and have often had negative experiences with authorities. Their integration is crucial because a positive attitude of the population and participation in social processes can make a big difference here. Fears and worries from the population should be taken seriously to enable harmonious living together.
The situation in Lower Franconia shows that there are progress in the Würzburg district, but the challenges in other regions must not be lost sight of. Good cooperation can only succeed if both the needs of the refugee people and the concerns of the local population are taken into account.
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