![DRW meets BOSSE – advice, support and knowledge centre [BOSSE råd, stöd och kunskapscenter]](https://disabledrefugeeswelcome.se/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/IMG_2108-604x270.jpg)
DRW met one of the longest-serving and activity agencies for migrants with physical non-normative abilities (a.k.a physical impairments). The agency started in 1981 as a project, then called ”Huvudstaprojektet”, funded by the National Heritage Fund – Arvsfonden. The agency took the name the unit for accommodation and services [Bostads- och serviceenheten], later shortened to BOSSE … Continue reading “DRW meets BOSSE – advice, support and knowledge centre [BOSSE råd, stöd och kunskapscenter]”
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Get involved
Everyone can support this initiative with anything, every little thing makes a difference. If you want to help us by sharing your skills and interests with us you can do it by filling out this form here. Disabled Refugees Welcome is an initiative that started due to the silence, isolation and lack of support that … Continue reading “Get involved”
Don’t miss our theme days in spring!
DRW aims to start the year with series of theme days during the spring and is inviting authorities, organizations and other interested in disability rights, integration questions and migration. Save the dates! Theme day 1: LSS and migration – How does migration status affect the right of self-determination? What is the actual legislation concerning LSS in … Continue reading “Don’t miss our theme days in spring!”
The New Moderates’ proposal risks to limit newcomers rights even further.
The issues of migration and integration have been present in societal news, newspaper and on social media during recent years. Relevant for the work of Disabled Refugees Welcome within this debate is the temporary change of the migration law enacted in the summer of 2016. According to this temporary legal change, refugees and asylum seekers … Continue reading “The New Moderates’ proposal risks to limit newcomers rights even further.”