European Network for Holistic Integration

Building sustainable communities

Vision

 European Network for Holistic Integration's vision is to connect main actors and institutions from the social integration field to help the inclusion process of all vulnerable groups by using an integrative approach targeting adult education activities, income-generating projects, and well-being programs until we reach a holistic integration of the people we work with.  


Mission 

  ENHI's mission is to stimulate constructive critical thinking regarding the integration of vulnerable groups, using a bottom-up approach, by developing pilots and good practices in the field of social integration that can stay at the base of programs that will influence public policies and European strategies for social and economic inclusion of vulnerable groups, such as migrants, ethnics, people with disabilities, women and children at risk.   

Areas of interventions  

   1. Education 

  In education, we are holistically targeting adult education, giving space for the entire family to be involved. The types of activities we develop within our projects are online circles, seminars/webinars, international conferences, and meetings.   

  2. Income-generating 

  In the income-generating field, we develop programs that encourage the social entrepreneurial spirit and the development of start-ups, alongside vocational training. Wellbeing In the field of well-being and health, we run training and cultural meetings that contribute to individual identity introspection, resulting in the development of a community identity towards a holistic society.   

3. European policies 

 Lobby and advocacy actions to promote and influence policies and European strategies regarding the social and economic integration of vulnerable groups. Activities we are running are awareness campaigns and public events.   

4. Research  

 We develop strategic partnerships with institutions that have an interest in increasing the knowledge around subjects that are related to integration, seen from race, migration, gender, and socio-economic conditions.