Aarhus, DK and local organizations collaborate on support pilot for struggling Greenlandic residents

Aarhus, DK Local Non-Profits Support Greenlandic Residents

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Municipal officials received DKK 8.1 million from the Danish government for the pilot. Project partners et Grønlandske Hus Aarhus, Reden Aarhus, and Kirkens Korshær provide supportive shelter for vulnerable Greenlandic people. Support staffers are trained in Greenlandic culture to lower the typical language and cultural barriers to social integration. Trauma, substance abuse, and volunteer programs will also be offered through the pilot's conclusion in December 2024.

Health & Human Services Homelessness Pilot / POC Community Services Diversity & Inclusion

Aarhus, DK

Municipality in Midtjylland

Denmark

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