About us
Since 2011.
From Kassel.
The association “The Concerned Nigerians Kassel, Germany e.V.” was founded in 2011.
Purpose
International spirit. Tolerance. Understanding between peoples.
The purpose of the association is to promote an international spirit, tolerance in all areas of culture and the idea of understanding between peoples. In particular, Nigerians living in Germany are to be supported in their efforts to integrate into society here through the voluntary work of our members.
Further aims are to inform people in Nigeria about life in Germany, to promote peace and stability in Nigeria and to run campaigns on democratisation, human rights, child labour and corruption in Nigeria.
Focus of our work
What we actually do.
- CounsellingGeneral advice on questions of people who have immigrated from Nigeria.
- InterpretingVoluntary interpreting and translation, English and German.
- AsylumSupport during asylum procedures, preparation and assistance at court hearings.
- Consular mattersHelp with consular matters at the Nigerian diplomatic mission.
- Work & housingHelp with finding work and housing.
- CultureCommitment to cultural exchange.
Vision
We work to provide a supportive environment that helps people adapt and thrive.
We work to provide a supportive environment through education, networking and other services that help people adapt and thrive.
We help new immigrants integrate better into the larger German society and render assistance to those on Voluntary Return and Reintegration in Nigeria through our partnership with The African Network of Germany e.V.
We strive through collective action to create solid partnerships that use advocacy and philanthropy to promote inclusive and lasting socio-economic progress in our community and beyond.
Projects
Funded by the Hessian “WIR” programme.
- „Keiner ist allein“April 2019 to March 2020. Counselling and advocacy for people with a migration background, especially from Nigeria and Ghana. More
- „We care for you“May 2021 to April 2023. Equal opportunities and individual skills of children and parents from Africa in education and upbringing.