The programme increases the self-sufficiency of people affected by crises by supporting them in starting or expanding their businesses and/or effectively entering the labour market.

The programme supports the self-sufficiency of refugees in Estonia. As part of the counselling programme, we offer refugees high-quality, relevant and up-to-date information based on their personal needs to help them make informed decisions about rebuilding their lives in a new country.

The programme creates a more cohesive society by supporting refugees adapting to a new society, and the local or host community in including newcomers. In addition, the community programme identifies systemic and practical obstacles to adaptation and integration and ensures the rights of refugees.

The program offers various activities supporting mental health, including group and individual therapy sessions, to increase the psychological well-being of refugees and ensure a healthier and more balanced society on a larger scale.

The programme raises awareness of forced migration and migration, in general, to help reduce fear and anxiety arising from ignorance and introduce the opportunities created by migration.

The programme provides timely, effective and need-based assistance to people who have had to leave their homes or have been otherwise affected by armed conflicts or natural disasters.

The programme protects the rights and well-being of refugees through upholding and monitoring international law, promoting adopting evidence-based and effective practices, and participating in sectoral discussions and legislative processes.