On behalf of Wrocław Municipality, the Wrocław Centre for Social Development (WCRS) implements projects co-financed by the European Union. Below is a list of projects currently run by the WCRS team.
@nclusion – Supporting the integration of LGBTQI+ migrants at the local level (2024–2027)
The @nclusion project focuses on supporting one of the most vulnerable social groups within the migrant community – LGBTQI+ people. Our city’s participation in the project is an opportunity to build a cooperation network that will continue to bring about positive long-term change even after the project ends.
The project is co-financed by the European Union under the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund 2024–28.
The project objectives include:
- developing solutions to counter the multidimensional discrimination to which LGBTIQ+ people with migration experience are doubly exposed, in order to support their effective integration at the local level;
- building cooperation and coordination between local authorities, migrant organisations and communities, LGBTQI+ organisations and other civil society organisations supporting migrant and LGBTQI+ rights in Cyprus, Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland and Spain.
The @nclusion project is implemented by the Wrocław Centre for Social Development in partnership with the Social Diversity Department of Wrocław City Hall.
More information is available on the @nclusion project website.
Information and training portal: InclusionTrainingProgramme.eu
STAND – Strengthening the activation of cities for new narratives on diversity
The main goal of the STAND project is to support European cities in building effective narratives highlighting the value of living together in diversity and the contribution of minorities to the social and cultural development of cities and Europe as a whole.
This goal will be achieved by engaging civil society organisations from various European cities, in particular those working with young people, and enabling them to participate actively in the process of building and disseminating alternative narratives.
The project aims to involve a variety of target groups: representatives of local authorities, non-governmental organisations, organisations working with young people, youth associations and youth groups.
The project aims to:
- increase the competences of local authority and civil society organisation staff in building new narratives;
- develop cooperation and the exchange of experience between cities from different EU countries;
- involve cities in creating and disseminating effective narratives on diversity;
- promote and raise awareness of interculturality and diversity in local contexts.
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
Beneficiary: Wrocław Municipality; implementing body: Wrocław Centre for Social Development.
More about the project: STAND project page
“From adaptation to integration – support for third-country nationals in the process of intercultural integration in Wrocław” (2025) – project completed
The project “From adaptation to integration – support for third-country nationals in the process of intercultural integration in Wrocław” is co-financed by the European Union under the European Social Fund Plus, as part of the European Funds for Lower Silesia 2021–2027 Programme.
Key points:
- The aim of the project is to improve the competences and skills that new residents of Wrocław from third countries (third-country nationals) need to adapt and integrate, and to strengthen the competences of the host society.
- The project is aimed at people of all ages with experience of migration and forced displacement, for whom Wrocław and Lower Silesia have become a new place to live, work and study.
- Members of the host society will also benefit from the activities, which aim to strengthen intercultural competences and cooperation.
The project is implemented on behalf of Wrocław Municipality by the Wrocław Centre for Social Development in 2025 and the first quarter of 2026.
To learn more about the project, visit the project information page.
The project “From adaptation to integration – support for third-country nationals in the process of intercultural integration in Wrocław” is co-financed by the European Union under the European Social Fund Plus as part of the European Funds for Lower Silesia 2021–2027 Programme, and from the state budget under grant agreement No. FEDS.07.06-IP.02-0050/24-00 of 14 February 2025.
Project beneficiary: Wrocław Municipality
