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The Municipal Service for Intercultural Mediation is a service provided by Ermua Town Council for the education community with the objective of fostering positive social changes that favour intercultural dialogue, equal opportunities for minority cultures and the full and equal participation of migrant people in the education community.
This is voluntary programme for language volunteers that creates networks among people of a diverse language and cultural background.
1) Provides foreign people with a natural and informal environment in which they can practise their oral expression in Spanish and Basque.
2) Channels solidarity and facilitates a sharing of knowledge among the citizens of Ermua in a multicultural context.
This is a programme that provides women with a space for meeting and training so that they can embark on their path to personal and collective empowerment.
Empowerment refers to a process of individual and collective consciousness that offers women the opportunity to improve their social, economic and political position.
Group sessions led by a psychologist, expert on individual and group intervention with women from a gender perspective.
Length: 15 sessions of 2 hours. One session a week.
The makeup of the group takes into account cultural diversity and women’s vulnerability within the municipality.
Adult women resident in Ermua.
This programme provides two kinds of training:
1) Through seminars for professionals working in health and socio-educational areas.
2) Through a programme, "Training as Health Agents for the Prevention of FGM" within a wider programme about women, health and violence. Aimed at immigrant women from countries or belonging to ethnic groups in which FGM is still carried out.
To equip health care and social work professionals with abilities, resources and tools in order to learn how to deal with women that they meet who have been subject to FGM, and to identify risk factors and contribute to the elimination of this practice.
To convey knowledge from the "empowerment" of women immigrants, addressing broad based issues concerning women, health and violence, such as knowledge about the body, self-care, sexual and reproductive rights, solidarity among women, emotional and sexual relationships, gender equality, violence towards women, resources and how to gain access to them.
To contribute to the formalisation of the Action Protocol at local level.
Group sessions led by a psychologist, expert in clinical psychology, a sexologist and a lawyer.
Length: between 12 and 15 hours for each training session.
Sharing of information and its impact: The women participants commit to sharing information gained from other companions in the community and to let the organisation know the impact of this process afterwards.
This programme provides two kinds of training:
1) Diagnostic. Identifies specific categories of facts about migration and/or the cultural diversity that generates vulnerable situations and/or exclusion from the employment market.
2) Coordination with employment and training agents in order to adapt training processes and labour market access to the different situations of vulnerability and/or exclusion that have been detected.
3) Implementation of dynamic initiatives with groups so that there is a gradual acquisition of abilities that lead to greater independence on the training and employment path.
To equip employment and training professionals with the abilities, resources and tools that will contribute to a reduction of particular difficulties for specific groups associated with their migrant journey and/or issues of a cultural origin.
To provide vulnerable groups with socio-employment skills.
To develop training- employment routes that include a diverse cultural perspective.