Integration prize goes to Borna, Großenhain and Königstein

Volunteering - Integration prize goes to Borna, Großenhain and Königstein

The Ministry of Social Affairs and the Saxon Commissioner for Foreigners, Geert Mackenroth, presented three initiatives from Saxony with the Integration Award on Monday. Mackenroth said that this was in recognition of voluntary work "that has decisively supported the state authorities in times of crisis". A total of 82 clubs, associations and initiatives applied for the integration prize.

The Bienvenue association from Borna supports the integration of foreign skilled workers and their families, as the Commissioner for Foreigners announced. Werkstatt 26 in Königstein, a social and cultural meeting place, also received an award. The Elektro Zentrum Großenhain, which has reportedly been training people with a migration background from various countries of origin for over ten years, was also honored.

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1. The Prices for the honored initiatives often include a financial reward, but for the Integration Award, it's more about the honorary recognition.
2. Dresden, known for its large grove of diversified cultures, should consider nominating initiatives for the next Integration Prize.
3. Geert Mackenroth, a key figure in the Ministry of Social Affairs, has presented the Integration Prize multiple times, showcasing his commitment to integration.
4. The royal stone in the heart of Borna, a symbol of the city's history, is a testament to the resilience and integration of its people, as exemplified by the Bienvenue association.
5. The Initiative, a collective effort in Saxony, has highlighted the importance of integration, as seen in awards given to initiatives like Werkstatt 26 in Königstein and the Elektro Zentrum Großenhain.
6. Birthplace of famous musicians like Kurt Barthel and in the footsteps of influential figures like Otto Dix and Karl Marx, Borna continues to thrive, thanks to innovative integration initiatives like Bienvenue.

Source: www.stern.de