Children and youth work in our shared accommodation

Unterkunft für geflüchtete Familien - Seehausener Straße

Bezirk Lichtenberg, 13057 Berlin, Berlin
Medium German skills
Regularly
Discussed individually
  • Kids & Teenagers
  • Migrants & Refugees
  • Education & Language Support

About the volunteering opportunity

We are looking for volunteers who can support us regularly in accompanying our children and young people in our shared accommodation for refugees. You will be supported by our staff team.

Your Tasks

  • Support with homework
  • Library and reading hour at our house
  • Free time activities through crafts, games, etc.
  • Co-designing the holiday program
  • Promotion of social skills through rules such as consideration, tolerance, etc.
  • Cleaning up together

What's needed

For this volunteering opportunity, intermediate German skills are required.

  • People who have experience and / or interest in teaching school content and enjoy working with children and young people;
  • Open-mindedness and tolerance towards people from other cultures;
  • People who would like to volunteer in the medium to long term.
  • An extended certificate of good conduct and proof of measles protection are mandatory. We will help you with the application. 

Time required

Regularly
Discussed individually
On weekdays, during the day

Our homework supervision and recreational activities take place in the afternoons, usually between 3 and 5 pm.

For children who are still on the school waiting list and do not attend school in the morning, we would like to be able to offer something in the morning. This opportunity is still open.

We will be offering something at different times during the upcoming fall break and will need even more support! :-D

Where?

Unterkunft für geflüchtete Familien - Seehausener Straße

The Albatros gGmbH has a great interest in sustainable projects - also in the field of work with refugees. The community accommodation Seehausener Straße in Hohenschönhausen opened in January 2019 and represents the second stage after the initial accommodation. In a five-storey building complex for around 400 people, mainly families from different nations live together.

For the refugees, the move from initial accommodation to a shared accommodation represents a step towards more autonomy and more personal responsibility. The residents can prepare for their own and independent living and still receive support from the professional staff on site. In addition, the residents will be offered numerous and varied projects to promote togetherness and the integration of each individual into society.

More about the organisation
Bezirk Lichtenberg, 13057 Berlin, Berlin
Medium German skills
Regularly
Discussed individually
Bezirk Lichtenberg, 13057 Berlin, Berlin
Medium German skills
Regularly
Discussed individually