“Coffee to stay” is the name of a cooperation project between the Asylum Center and the Catholic parish in Tübingen, represented by City Deacon Bernward Hecke. Refugees can get help on migration law questions every Monday from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the Sankt Johannes community center at Bachgasse 5. This is done by social workers with experience in the asylum procedures, students of the “Refugee Law Clinic” and former judges as well as lawyers. They advise refugees in the asylum process, establish contacts with lawyers and can also help in individual cases with social or criminal law issues. Since Corona, only a certain number of people are allowed in a room. Therefore, an appointment must be made before the consultation. You can make do this via:
Vasily Kovalenko: tel. 01573 9063678 or email v.kovalenko@asylzentrum-tuebingen.de
Haidar Nishkar: tel. 0152 03452392
Angela Zaschka, tel. 0152 28936719 or email a.zaschka@asylzentrum-tuebingen.de.
Because of Corona, there is currently no coffee in the “Coffee to stay”.
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Impressionen zum Leben in Zeiten der Corona-Pandemie: Foto: tünews INTERNATIONAL; Mostafa Elyasian, 21.03.2020
