Many refugees from Ukraine are accommodated in private households. This can lead to legal uncertainties and situations of exploitation. Refugees can consult specialized counselling centres of the German NGO Network against Trafficking in Human Beings – KOK e.V.: www.kok-help.de
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The next meeting café of the Arbeitskreis Asyl Bad Mergentheim will take place on Saturday, February 4, at 3 p.m. in the Albert Schweitzer Hall of the Protestant Community Center at Härterichstraße 18. Both locals and refugees are cordially invited.

War, persecution or displacement have forced people to flee to safe countries. Often alone and without contact with their families or friends, they have to find their way in a foreign environment and culture. The Asylum Working Group wants to help with this.

We are looking for people who speak English and Ukrainian or Russian and want to help us translate. Please contact us if you have time during our office hours and would like to help.

The website uatalents.com provides jobs for refugees from Ukraine.

The language learning app Jicki now offers free online language courses German-Ukrainian and Ukrainian-German. The courses can be used without registration directly on the website as well as in the associated app.

Ukrainian refugees are advised to register with the German authorities as soon as possible. This is a prerequisite for being able to open a bank account, get money, take up employment or receive medical care.

The German Federal Center for Health Education offers information on Corona in Ukrainian at www.infektionsschutz.de. From hygiene tips about 2G, 2G+ or 3G to vaccination, you can find all the important information there.

The Federal Ministry of the Interior and Homeland has launched a website that lists important information for refugees. You can reach the site at www.germany4ukraine.de. There you can find basic information as well as information on accommodation or medical care in German and Ukrainian.