New residential project for refugees: Dannstadt-Schauernheim is facing!

New residential project for refugees: Dannstadt-Schauernheim is facing!

Rödersheim-Gronau, Deutschland - In the municipality of Dannstadt-Schauernheim, around 250 refugees currently live. In view of the increasing challenges of migration, the municipality has decided to build a new residential complex for refugees that can accommodate up to 32 people. This facility will be located in the Rödersheim-Gronau industrial estate and is to be completed this year. The decision to establish this residential complex was made with the aim of taking better integration and the needs of the community. Die Rheinpfalz feel with migration.

Mayor Stefan Veth emphasizes the challenges that occurred in the search for suitable land. Nevertheless, it was possible to find a suitable property in the commercial area that has all the necessary connections. This minimizes the impairments for the local community. The site was acquired by the local community, and it was stated in the notary contract that it will be sold back to a commercial enterprise after use at a previously specified price. The VG Dannstadt-Schauerheim has emphasized in this context that the containers that were purchased as part of the new residential are used meaningful purpose.

design of the residential complex

The residential complex will offer a variety of facilities, including lounges, a community kitchen, washrooms, as well as offices for social workers and a caretaker. The containers are designed for a maximum of 32 people, with two people being accommodated in a bedroom. Particular attention is paid to the creation of a better mix of residents to promote integration. So not only single women and men, but also families with children should find space in the facility. Deputy Marion Strese emphasizes this new approach to enable a harmonious coexistence.

The financial planning of the residential complex comprises total costs of around 996,000 euros for the purchase and the construction of the containers and an additional 250,000 euros for supply lines. The community does not bear all costs alone; Further financing options are checked. The Harderhof refugee accommodation, in which around 50 refugees and five homeless Germans currently live, is one of the existing refugees in the community. This accommodation will be dissolved at the end of 2027 and discussions about a replacement are already underway.

support of the refugees

The community has set itself the goal of actively supporting the refugee people. Around eight employees are employed in refugee work. Two social workers accompany the refugees directly from their arrival and help them find their way around the new environment. These employees have given many refugees in German courses and jobs in the past few years and a half. The visit of schools and kindergartens is also taken care of.

In addition, the community shows how important it is to integrate the refugees by integrating volunteers. These support the café with each other and the weekly homework help for children and adolescents. Support is perceived as crucial to create an open and inclusive community. Further information on the accommodation of refugees can be found in the media service Integration, which offers comprehensive analyzes and recommendations for action here .