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With Integration Resources Support Center (Centre Appui Ressources - intégration)

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This system is intended for integration professionals.

The Integration Resources Support Center is a national project that enhances the skills of integration stakeholders and promotes networking to better support beneficiaries of international protection (BPI).

It acts as a resource center for professionals working with this audience.

Its main missions include:

The transfer and sharing of expertise with institutional and associative actors working in the field of integration,
The animation of a network of integration professionals,
Legal support for integration professionals,
The production of guides and educational tools,
The establishment of partnerships to support the integration of beneficiaries of international protection (BPI).

The project is co-financed by the European Union (AMIF) and the Ministry of the Interior.

Why is it interesting?

Open to all professionals working in connection with BPI people, the Resource Support Center team is to assist you via its website to respond to your situations relating to access to the rights of the target public (right to residence, social rights, employment, housing, family reunification, etc.).

Do not hesitate to register on the website and apply for legal and social support.

The Resource Support Center's office hours are held by videoconference. Meet the team's project managers for half an hour to discuss the legal and administrative obstacles encountered in the context of your support.

Following this meeting, you will receive a prescription which summarizes your discussions and suggests possible responses.

Our offices are free, but registration is required.

The practice exchange meetings allow professionals working on integration issues to share their field experiences, question their daily practices and provide them with solutions, tools and ideas for improving these practices.

External speakers are invited to open the discussions to other practices and to explore various solutions to the difficulties observed. Depending on the chosen themes and the implementation conditions, the project team organizes three meetings for exchanging practices over two days, and in person per year.

To be informed of the holding of these REPs, do not hesitate to register on the website of the Resource Support Center.

The integration discovery course (PADI) is a free, individual e-learning training course aimed at professionals responsible for supporting BPI people.

This is an initiation cycle and update of your knowledge on access to rights and the integration of BPI.

One of the missions of the Resource Support Center is to lead awareness sessions on the specificities of the journey of a person benefiting from international protection (BPI).

These sessions for our partners are free, last 2 to 3 hours, and cover several themes:

introduction to BPI rights,
the rights of BPI family members,
access to employment of BPI,
the end of international protection.

Many contents produced by the Resource Support Center team are available for free on the website, including legal and social monitoring, employment and training monitoring, legal fact sheets, integration capsules, guides and kits, etc.

Find all our tools in PDF format to download in the document library area.

The Resource Support Center and its partners regularly publish job and training offers for BPI on its site.