The company informs the international qualified nurse in an audience-appropriate way about political, social, religious and cultural opportunities for participation and how they can find out more about them.
- What political, social, religious and cultural opportunities for participation do you have as an international qualified nurse
In Germany you can become politically, socially, religiously and/or culturally active in many ways.
As a future member of society, social and cultural participation and migrant (self-)organisations, such as the association of internationally recruited nurses in Germany, enable you to contribute politically, socially, religiously and culturally to society.
A further option is to get in touch with your community/parish or with associations in your place of residence.
A first starting point for finding opportunities for participation and support is the website of the Beauftragte der Bundesregierung für Migration (Federal Government Commissioner for Migration).
www.integrationsbeauftragte.de
Or also:
www.pflegenetzwerk-deutschland.de
- How do we support you in this?
We (carelend GmbH) are particularly committed to your social, political, religious and cultural integration.
In doing so we support you actively and help you:
- help you integrate into German working life,
- assist you with all bureaucratic matters and
- the learning of
- language
- primary cultural and political aspects that are intended to make integration easier for you.
In cooperation with:
- The Sana Kliniken Leipziger Land,
- the Bildungszentrum der SKLL (SKLL training centre) and
- Mr Mohammed Behairy, Managing Director of CareLend GmbH,
- CareLend Bildungsgesellschaft mbH
we work together to ensure that you always feel at home here. It is very important to us to carefully clear away any misunderstandings.
Mr Behairy is always keen to pass on his extensive experience and knowledge of intercultural links between German and Arab society to the staff.
Through the required internship, which takes place mainly in medical facilities such as hospitals and care homes, the international skilled workers are always in contact with their German colleagues as well as with patients.
- What further sources of information are there?
A further option is getting in touch with communities or parishes as well as associations at your place of residence.
Please see:
and
https://www.bienvenueborna.de/
An overview of the integration actors in Saxony can be found at:
https://www.integrationsakteure.sachsen.de/download/Auf_einen_Blick_20190115_FINAL.pdf
The IQ networks also offer numerous programmes near you:
Netzwerk IQ