Established in 1999, Integrationshuset Kringlebakken is a hub for community engagement in Copenhagen, Denmark. With a primary focus on aiding the integration of women and children into Danish society, the center offers Danish language courses that blend linguistic training with societal acclimatization, cultural immersion, and health education for women and children. Through a diverse array of services, including assistance in navigating bureaucracy, clarifying rights and responsibilities, providing job and education guidance, parenting support, health education, and more, Kringlebakken empowers individuals to enhance their language proficiency and develop a nuanced understanding of Danish society.
At Kringlebakken, inclusivity and citizenship are championed through a variety of activities designed to foster a sense of belonging and combat the social isolation often faced by newcomers. The center stresses the significance of early intervention for successful integration, both for women and their children. By establishing networks and avenues for engagement, Kringlebakken enables individuals to actively participate in shaping their integration journey. The center’s unwavering dedication to aiding individuals in their transition to a new environment is exemplified by their steadfast commitment to providing comprehensive support since their inception.
Recognized for their impactful initiatives, Integrationshuset Kringlebakken was honored to receive the Finn Nørgaard Association’s work grant. Through endeavors like the Women’s International event for peace, equality, and freedom, Kringlebakken remains a pillar of support and empowerment for those embarking on a new chapter in Denmark. Situated at Tuborgvej 256-258, 2400 København NV, Kringlebakken can be contacted at 35 84 00 96 for individuals seeking to benefit from their holistic approach to integration and community involvement.
