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The H:OUSE Project: Role of Community Sponsorship

Community sponsorship models rely on the active involvement of private and community sponsors to support newcomers (migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers, people in need of international protection). They are crucial tools for fostering the effective and sustainable integration of individuals into host communities. Recognising the right to housing as a fundamental prerequisite for meaningful integration, H:OUSE seeks to enhance successful experiences at local, European, and international levels. We’re calling on a diverse group of public and private sponsors—businesses, organizations, and individuals willing to dedicate their time to their local community—to join us. You have the opportunity to make a difference, not just for newcomers but for the entire community. By being active citizens, taking care of one another, and showing solidarity, we can build a more inclusive society. The H:OUSE Project (Housing: to Overcome Unstable Situations in Europe) is on a mission to make this vision a reality through a community-driven approach. Join us in creating a welcoming and inclusive Europe for all! The H:OUSE Project is funded by the European Union (AMIF fund) and is a collaboration between research centers, a municipality, and NGOs from six European countries. While most of these organizations have extensive experience working with refugees and migrants, Community Sponsorship has not yet been implemented in these countries. The exception is Dora’s from Ireland, whose successful experience with Community Sponsorship will be instrumental in guiding the project’s development. More information is available here: https://house-project.org/. Views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the European Commission can be held responsible for them. #HousingForAll #CommunitySponsorship #houseproject #RefugeeIntegration #Communitywork #Networking #AMIF