Asylum seekers in Denmark Country Total 2002 Total

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Asylum seekers in Denmark Country Total 2002 Total 2003 Total 2004 Serbian and Montenegro

Asylum seekers in Denmark Country Total 2002 Total 2003 Total 2004 Serbian and Montenegro 1, 030 750 784 Afghanistan 1, 186 664 285 Iraq 1, 045 442 217 Somalia 391 370 154 Russia 198 269 163 Bosnia-Herzegovina 186 231 102 Stateless Palestinians 167 158 148 Iran 178 153 140 Turkey 111 108 84 Others 1, 576 1, 448 1, 158 Total 6, 068 4, 593 3, 235

Registration with the police The Dublin Phase The police check the travel route The

Registration with the police The Dublin Phase The police check the travel route The Immigraion Service accepts to process the asylum casse The asylum seeker is sent back to the first safe country either in or outside the EU Manifestly unfounded (åbenbart grundløs) Normal procedure Normal Procedure The Immigration Service grants asylum The Immigration positive (10%) negative (90%) Integration 3 year’s integration programme in a kommune Service rejects Appeal Case Automatically processed by the Refugee Board Positive (in 2002, 14%) Negative (in 2002, 86%) Humanitarian case Processed by the Ministry of Integration Positive in 2002, 5% Negative in 2002, 95%

Rights and obligations Activities and work • Compulsory work in the centre • Participation

Rights and obligations Activities and work • Compulsory work in the centre • Participation in Danish or English classes, 10 hours per week • Internal or external activation, 10 hours per week • Money Basic grant: • 1, 290 kroner per month (or cafeteria) Supplementary grants (when work or school): • 214 kroner per month when in Dublin Phase or rejected • 748 kroner per month when in normal procedure

Partnerships § Association of Local Governments in Denmark § Care 4 You § The

Partnerships § Association of Local Governments in Denmark § Care 4 You § The Confederation of Danish Industries § Danish Food and Allied Workers Union § The Association for Integration of New Danes in the Labour Market § CO-Industries § DIF § Municipal of Copenhagen § UNHCR § IOM § Ministry of Foreign Affairs

want 2 work - step by step 5 Step 3 Step 2 Step 1

want 2 work - step by step 5 Step 3 Step 2 Step 1 Use of general vocational training offers Work placement Basic Red Cross training courses Language training at Danish Red Cross Ongoing skills audit Step 4 Job

Education Work placement • DTU ·KUA ·ITU ·HF ·AMU ·FUU ·FOA ·REVA ·VUC inklusive

Education Work placement • DTU ·KUA ·ITU ·HF ·AMU ·FUU ·FOA ·REVA ·VUC inklusive kvindehold ·GIF ·Christianhavns Gymnasium ·Højskoleophold ·Teknisk skole ·Dansk lægehold ·Ingeniørhøjskolen ·MIK, ·Københavns Erhvervsakademi · Bjørns International School · Journalistforløb DR · Datamatikerforløb · Ungeværket Randers · Den Internationale Ungdomsskole i Hillerød ·Ungdomsuddannelser • AA Revision ·Sat. Air ·Martin Professional ·Svanholm Gods ·AA Rengøring ·Beredskabsstyrelsen ·Danmarks Radio ·Colo Plast ·Tulip ·Danmission Genbrug ·Vemax Ekspert ·Hackenbusch ·Haugaard ·Spar ·Sahin Import ·New Times ·Sygehuse ·Plejehjem ·Grønthandler ·Frisører ·Restauranter & grill ·Bilværksteder ·Bagerier ·Pizzeriaer ·Limtræsfabrik ·Hotel og renseri ·Smede ·Slagtere

want 2 work labour market activities • • • Start your own business Sewing

want 2 work labour market activities • • • Start your own business Sewing and hair dresser courses in combination with Start your own business PC driving licences Mine awareness courses Security Guard courses Solar and wind energy Basic construction Skills 4 Life CV workshops – www. want 2 work. org/cv Match making with Danish companies

Job Card Scheme IT-specialists: for example data technology and information engineers, network consultants, programmers,

Job Card Scheme IT-specialists: for example data technology and information engineers, network consultants, programmers, application designers, Engineers: for example, engineers in the construction sector, environment and planning, electronics etc. Scientists in the natural sciences and technology sector: for example, mathematicians, statisticians, physicists, etc. Doctors: all applicants must possess an authorisation from the National Board of Health. Nurses: all applicants must possess an authorisation from the National Board of Health.

Returning home with dignity Over all goal : to offer asylum seekers relevant opportunities

Returning home with dignity Over all goal : to offer asylum seekers relevant opportunities to prepare and realize a homecoming and reintegration in Iraq with dignity. Through: • Support to children and families • Want 2 work vocational training activities • Counselling and support

Supporting families and children Psycho Education Family groups: The purpose of these is to

Supporting families and children Psycho Education Family groups: The purpose of these is to add to the families' knowledge of the psychic reactions that occur for the children when returning home Families with children aged 0 -18 4 sessions of 2 hours Children groups: The purpose of these is to add to the children's knowledge of the psychic problems connected to the return Target group: Children aged 7 – 12 and 13 – 17. 7 sessions of 2 hours Mother-tongue teaching: 3 lessons per. week in 6 weeks