Psychosocial Care

In 2025, the Psychosocial Care Department at Integrationshaus ensured the provision of safe accommodation and comprehensive psychosocial support for refugees. The residential home offers 112 places in various-sized living units. The residential care staff are available to residents around the clock. In the First Flat project, up to 63 young adults, families and single mothers receive mobile care in shared flats across Vienna.

Accomplishments of Psychosocial Care in 2025

Residential Home

• Residents: 140 (82 female, 58 male)
  • Children and teenagers: 55 (28 boys, 27 girls)
  • Residents with increased support needs: 39 (23 female, 13 male, 3 children)
• Number of countries of origin: 11
• Most frequent countries of origin: Russian Federation, Syria, Ukraine

Status of Residents:

• Asylum-seekers: 8.6 %
• Approved for asylum: 2.1 %
• Persons with subsidiary protection status: 15 %
• Red-White-Red Card Plus: 10.7 %
• Displaced persons (Ukraine): 59.3 %
• Others: 4.3 %
  
  
• Employees: 24 + 2 persons on civilian service
• Languages spoken by the team: 15

First Flat Residential Communities

• Residents: 72
• Number of countries of origin: 8
• Most frequent countries of origin: Ukraine, Syria, Russian Federation

Status of Residents:

• Asylum-seekers: 15 %
• Convention refugees: 1 %
• Persons with subsidiary protection status: 3 %
• Red-White-Red-Card Plus holders: 7 %
• Displaced persons (Ukraine): 72 %
• Others: 2 %
  
  
• Employees: 6 + 1 person on civilan service
• Languages spoken by the team: 13

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