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Making management of migrationflows more efficient across the European Union.  \nToolkit 3  \nTools to supportcommunity integration  \nToolkit 3  \nContents  \nIntroduction  \nGood Practice Guide for integration 3  \ninitiatives building refugees’social  \nconnectionsand languageSmall Grants Scheme 17  \nRefugee integration awareness 41  \nraising materials for faith groups  \nTraining materials for community 57  \norganisations on refugee rights  \nand working with the media  \nNew Scots Holidays: A handbook 81  \nfor setting up a refugee holiday  \nhosting scheme  \nA deliverable of the Scottish Refugee Council New ScotsIntegration: Rights and Communities project funded by theEU Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF)  \n| Toolkit 3   | Tools to supportcommunity integration   |\n| --- | --- |\n\nThis toolkit is for public authorities (local, regional and/or national), civil society organisationsandfunders developing or investing in innovative community-led projects that support refugee integration.  \n1 A small grants funding scheme to support community-based integration practices  \n2 Good Practice Guide for integration initiatives building refugees’social connectionsand language  \n3 Refugee integration awareness raising materials for faith groups  \n4 Training materials for community organisations on refugee rights and working with the media  \n5 New Scots Holidays: A handbook for setting up a refugee holiday hosting scheme  \nThese particular tools have been developed from projects delivered with refugee-assisting organisationsin Scotland. Whilst there are Scottish or UK specific references (such as UK legislation citations withinthe training material) most of tools are directly replicable or transferable to local contexts outside ofScotland or the UK.  \nA deliverable of the Scottish Refugee Council New ScotsIntegration: Rights and Communities project funded by theEU Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF)  \nTools to support community integration  \n# Introduction\n\n\n| New Scots Integration: Rights & Communities is aScotland-wide programme to welcome and supportthe integration of people who have received refugeeprotection. Over two years (2018-2020), the programmedirectly supported 1190 New Scots to achieve theirambitions for work, education and community life;and 189 organisations across Scotland to build theircapacity to welcome and support the integration ofNew Scots.  \u003Cbr>New Scots Integration: Rights & Communities wasled by Scottish Refugee Council in partnership withthe Bridges Programmes, Workers’ EducationalAssociation and Scottish Faiths Action for Refugees.The project was funded by the European UnionAsylum, Integration and Migration Fund.  \u003Cbr>Drawn from the delivery of this multiple-strand projectand Scottish Refugee Council’s and partners’expertiseon refugee integration, we have produced three toolkitsfor public authorities (local, regional and/or national)and civil society organisations to replicate or adapt ourtested integration projects and practices to their localcontexts.  \u003Cbr>Whilst the tools we present were developed and testedthrough work with refugees and other beneficiariesof international protection, they are equally relevantto developing projects, infrastructure and practices tosupport third-country nationals.  \u003Cbr>How to use the toolkits  \u003Cbr>Each section of the toolkit outlines the project as areplicable tool, our methodology, what lessons werelearnt along the way, and how we evaluated the project.At the end of each section there are useful practicaltools that can be adopted. Each section also providesfurther reading and links to other more detailed reports.  \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Description of tool  \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr> What we set out todo and what we did   \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Methodology  \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr> How we involved refugees   \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Evaluation of tool  \u003Cbr>Practical tools   | We have a","cbCailIteHvMNBkC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailIteHvMNBkC","pdf",12619749,46,"English","# Introduction\n## New Scots Integration: Rights & Communities programme\n## How to use the toolkits","[{\"question\":\"Who is Toolkit 3 intended for?\",\"answer\":\"Toolkit 3 is for public authorities and civil society organisations and funders developing or investing in innovative community-led projects that support refugee integration.\"},{\"question\":\"What does Toolkit 3 include?\",\"answer\":\"Toolkit 3 focuses on community tools, including initiatives supporting language and social connections, a small grants funding scheme, holiday hosting for refugees, training materials, and improving understanding through a speaking programme.\"},{\"question\":\"How were the toolkits developed and evaluated?\",\"answer\":\"Each section outlines a replicable tool, the methodology, lessons learnt, and how the project was evaluated, with practical tools adopted at the end of each section.\"}]","Toolkit 3 - Tools to support community integration - Introduction | PDF",1790245821]