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Caritas International in Belgium
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In Belgium, we provide a humane and personalized response to the migration journey of each person and defend the rights of migrants and refugees. We also accompany them throughout the search for sustainable solutions with particular attention paid to the most vulnerable people.
A year of reflection and action: annual report 2024
More bloodshed, more conflicts, more natural disasters, and even more people forced to flee. And at the same time, fewer resources for international solidarity and…
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Returning Home, Rebuilding Lives: Migration and Reintegration in Asia
In many Asian countries, migration is a fact of life. Faced with limited job opportunities, low wages, or instability, thousands of people leave their homes…
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FOURTH YEAR OF THE NON-RECEPTION POLICY: MORE THAN 10,000 JUDGEMENTS AGAINST THE BELGIAN STATE AND 3,000 PEOPLE ON THE STREETS
Médecins Sans Frontières, Médecins du Monde, Vluchtelingenwerk Vlaanderen, CIRÉ, BelRefugees, Caritas International and the Humanitarian Hub have published the fourth edition of their Dashboard on…
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Empowering reintegration: building stronger support for migrants
The Strengthening Capacities for Return and Reintegration Counselling (SRC) Project aims to enhance the capacity of EU and non-EU civil society organizations (CSOs) to provide…
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The bridge: an alternative asylum model for the future
Imagine a Europe where we no longer get caught up in debates about building walls or turning back boats, but where we work together to…
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Global Refugee Forum 2023: Time to put words into action?
Last week, the Caritas network attended the Global Refugee Forum in Geneva to advocate for durable solutions for refugees and displaced persons in Belgium, but…
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Correct information and orientation of people without legal residence
Sometimes, undocumented migrants choose to return voluntarily to their country of origin. Caritas International wants to help them do so in the best possible conditions.
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Vulnerable refugees in Liège: transitioning to independence
Within this project, recognized refugees from specific vulnerable groups are accommodated in individual housing and receive adapted social support.
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Vulnerable refugees in Brussels: transition to independence
The objective of this project is to support the transition to independence for refugees with specific vulnerabilities.
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International network for sponsorship programs
With community sponsorship, resettled refugees can move directly into their own homes, which are provided by local host groups.
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Assistance for young migrants in transit
In Belgium, young migrants in transit often find themselves in complex legal situations and are at risk of enforced disappearance, human trafficking and illegal practices.
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Ransart reception center
At Ransart, we offer a collective reception on a human scale for vulnerable people in the asylum procedure. More than reception, they receive a support…
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Since July 2018, Valentine[1], and her three children have lived in a studio at Logis de Louvranges, a shelter for vulnerable women with or without…
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“I had no future in Syria?” says 17-year-old Heba Joha; “Right now, I’m in the process of designing one.” Three years ago, the Syrian family,…
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After a year in Belgium, Aline has returned to Grango in Burkina Faso. “My family welcomed me back with open arms,” Aline expressed when we met with…
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