Following their first visit in 2024, the residents of the shelter Differdange10, accompanied by their social worker, were once again delighted to take part in the ‘Bus du Cœur des Femmes’, which was based in Esch-sur-Alzette.

Welcoming a baby should always be a joyful moment. Yet for some of the refugee mothers we support, this period comes with particular challenges.”

Human trafficking is considered a form of modern slavery and a serious violation of fundamental human rights. It can take many forms: sexual exploitation, forced labour, forced begging or criminal activities, organ trafficking, and more recently

50 hygiene kits were prepared and distributed to support men and women in vulnerable situations.”

HUT – Hëllef um Terrain took part in the Social Sector Exchange Fair, organised on 19 June by the Ministry of Family Affairs.

Three of our staff members have just been honoured by the Minister for Family, Solidarity, Community Life and Integration.

Do you want to make a real, practical difference in building a more inclusive Luxembourg, alongside people who had to leave their home country?

This year, 14 shelters for refugees took part in the Nopeschfest.

 Residents of the Kirchberg shelter took part in the “Rencontres sans frontières” football tournament.

As part of the Parlons ensemble project, HUT – Hëllef um Terrain is offering a ‘Discovering Nature’ module

Behind every action we carry out are committed women and men who give their time, share their skills, and help create meaningful connections.

On 29 June in Wiltz, come along to ‘La vie dans ma commune’, a chance to explore local services.