The project’s aim is to enable refugees and people with subsidiary protection to become self-reliant. A tailored initial support is needed for successful integration, help in finding accommodation; labour-market integration and psycho-social care are essential. During the project we maintain a complex social counselling centre for single men and women as well as families with refugee status or subsidiary protection. We provide psychological counselling. We organise training courses on job-finding techniques for our clients; 25 people shall receive temporary accommodation and intensive support in job-finding in order to facilitate their moving out from reception centres. We shall organise training courses with the involvement of volunteers, and take 10 children to a summer camp.