Gemeinsam Geflüchteten aus der Ukraine helfen

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Voluntary commitment

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    You would like to volunteer to help people who have fled Ukraine or you are already helping and need support?

    The Stadtjugendring coordinates volunteer help for refugees from Ukraine on behalf of the city of Rosenheim. In close cooperation and coordination with Rosenheim's sponsors and professional associations, such as Caritas, Diakonie, the churches, the city administration, the Bürgerstiftung and the VHS, personal commitment to help refugees is arranged.

    Write or call:

    Phone: 08031 / 941 38 33 Email: rosenheimhilft(at)stadtjugendring.de Homepage: rosenheimhilft.de

  • Many people in Rosenheim want to help Ukrainian war refugees quickly and generously. However, uncoordinated donations in kind unfortunately do not help those affected. Therefore, monetary donations are more effective than donations in kind.

    When you support aid organizations with a monetary donation , the aid arrives in a coordinated manner where it is urgently needed.

    Donations for the local people who have fled Ukraine are gladly accepted by the Bürgerstiftung Rosenheim:

    Donation account Bürgerstiftung Rosenheim Hilfe für die Menschen aus der Ukraine IBAN: DE07 7112 0077 0035 7866 51 BIC: HYVEDEMM448

  • Anyone who would like to get involved with the refugees housed in the Luitpoldhalle can contact the Rosenheim Civic Foundation by e-mail at patenprojekt(at)buergerstiftung-rosenheim.de.

  • Donum Vitae e. V. State-approved counseling center for pregnancy issues Aventinstraße 2 83022 Rosenheim 08031/400 575 rosenheim(at)donum-vitae-bayern.de https://rosenheim.donum-vitae-bayern.de/

  • Women's and Girls' Emergency Hotline

    Women and children are often exposed to an increased risk of violence, abuse and exploitation when fleeing or being accommodated. The Frauen- und Mädchennotruf Rosenheim e.V. offers counseling and support.

    Contact: Tel.: 08031/268888 E-mail: kontakt(at)frauennotruf-ro.de Internet : frauennotruf-ro.de

    Nationwide help hotline "Violence against women" for victims of all nationalities

    Tel. 08000 116 016 https://www.hilfetelefon.de/

  • The Professional Association of German Psychologists has set up a telephone hotline. The anonymous and free offer is switched daily from 16 to 20 o'clock under the number 0800/7772244.

  • Family members can search for refugees from Ukraine through the International Tracing Service of the German Red Cross: Tel. 089/680773 - 111 or by e-mail to tracing(at)drk-suchdienst.de DRK-Suchdienst - German Red Cross Tracing Service

Municipality information

  • For general questions, the city of Rosenheim has set up a telephone hotline and a contact e-mail address. The telephone hotline is available Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., and on Fridays from 8 a.m. to noon.

    Telephone hotline: 08031/365 83 51 E-mail: ukrainehilfe(at)rosenheim.de

    Due to increased inquiries, there may be longer waiting times for the hotline and e-mail responses. Nevertheless, no contact will be lost. As soon as an offer of help is needed, we will contact you. Under certain circumstances, this may take some time until the corresponding need for help is available. We ask for your understanding.

    Currently, no donations in kind are needed from the refugees from Ukraine who are housed in the city of Rosenheim. Should this change, the public will be informed separately.

  • Ukrainian citizens with biometric passports can stay in Germany without a visa for 90 days. Ukrainian war refugees do not need a residence title retroactively from 24.02.2022 until 23.05.2022.

    An application for asylum is not required, since by decision of the European Union the admission of war refugees from Ukraine takes place unbureaucratically according to § 24 Residence Act. Thus, there is no need to go through an asylum procedure.

    Refugee Ukrainian nationals and third-country nationals who have a permanent residence title in Ukraine and have lived in Ukraine until 24.02.2022 can apply for a residence title.

    The residence title is generally issued for a period of two years and also applies to family members. As soon as an application is submitted, a so-called fictitious certificate will be sent promptly as provisional proof. This is already associated with a work permit. As soon as the residence permit can be issued, the Foreigners' Registration Office informs without being asked and assigns an appointment.

    Before applying for a residence permit, you must register your current residential address with the Citizens' Registration Office of the City of Rosenheim. Therefore, if you have moved into private accommodation in the city of Rosenheim or have been assigned an apartment by the Social Welfare Office, please register at the Bürgeramt der Stadt Rosenheim. You can make an appointment by calling 08031/365 13 61.

    You can also find more information here.

  • Social benefits from 01.06.2022 for refugees from Ukraine

    a) As of 01.06.2022 , refugees from Ukraine and their children who are in need of assistance and who live in the city area will receive social benefits from the Rosenheim City Job Center if they have been

    • have been subjected to identification services (e.g. by the Aliens' Registration Office or another office) and have applied for a residence permit for temporary protection,
    • a fictitious certificate has been issued or a residence title for temporary protection has been granted
    • the parents are of working age (i.e. between 15 years and retirement age) and
    • the other requirements for basic security benefits (e.g. no sufficient income or assets) are met.

    The benefit is called basic security for job seekers (SGB II).

    Here you can find more information and the application form in Ukrainian:

    Information for refugees from Ukraine (Jobcenter-Rosenheim ).

    b) From the Social Welfare Office of the City of Rosenheim, Ukrainian refugees who live in the city area will receive from 01.06.2022 basic benefits in old age and reduced earning capacity, if they

    • have been subjected to identification services (e.g. by the Aliens' Office or another office) and have applied for a residence title for temporary protection,
    • a fictitious certificate has been issued or a residence title for temporary protection has been granted
    • are of retirement age or permanently incapacitated for work, and
    • the other requirements for basic security benefits (e.g. insufficient income or assets) are met.

    c) Ukrainian refugees who have not yet been issued a certificate of qualification by the Aliens' Registration Office receive benefits from the Social Welfare Office of the City of Rosenheim in accordance with the Asylum Seekers' Benefits Act (Asylbewerberleistungsgesetz), regardless of their age. d) Education and Participation Benefits

    Information on education and participation benefits in German and Ukrainian.

  • You can find all the information here.

  • Refugees from Ukraine are considered unvaccinated if they were vaccinated with vaccines that are not approved in the EU.

    A list of approved vaccines can be found in the overview of the Paul Ehrlich Institute.

    Vaccinationsagainst Corona are available at the Rosenheim Vaccination Center. Find out more here.

    Refugees from Ukraine can be tested free of charge at pharmacies and test centers that offer "citizen testing" in accordance with Section 4a of the Testing Ordinance, upon presentation of an identification document.

    An overview of the test centers in the city and district of Rosenheim can be found here.

  • You can receive cost coverage for medical services (doctor or hospital visits) if

    • you receive benefits according to the Asylum Seekers' Benefits Act (Asylbewerberleistungsgesetz) or the eligibility criteria for benefits according to the AsylbLG are met and
    • medical care services or medication are necessary

    In medical emergencies, contact the nearest doctor or hospital.

    Further information: https://www.germany4ukraine.de/hilfeportal-de/medizinische-versorgung

  • BAMF - Federal Office for Migration and Refugees Information on entry and residence for people from Ukraine

    Federal Ministry of the Interior and Homeland Questions and answers on entry from Ukraine

    Bavarian State Ministry of the Interior, Sports and Integration Help in the Ukraine crisis / Допомога в українській кризі:www.stmi.bayern.de/mui/ukraine_hilfe/index.php Ukraine-Hotline Bayern As a central first point of contact, the Bavarian state government has set up a help hotline at Freie Wohlfahrtspflege for questions related to the war in Ukraine. The help hotline can be reached by calling 089/54497199 (Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) or by sending an e-mail to ukraine-hotline(at)freie-wohlfahrtspflege-bayern.de.

    Federal Employment Agency Information for refugees from Ukraine Help for refugees from Ukraine

More helpful information

  • For refugees, there is an app through which information is also offered in Ukrainian.

    More information and download: https://integreat-app.de/ or at https://integreat.app/rosenheim/de.

  • With germany4ukraine, the Federal Ministry of the Interior and Homeland Affairs offers refugees from Ukraine a first digital point of contact for a good start in Germany, providing information and an overview of assistance services in Germany.

  • You can find inexpensive clothing and other daily necessities at the following facilities:

  • Telekom is issuing free SIM cards to refugees from Ukraine. The SIM cards can be picked up in person at all Telekom branches upon presentation of a Ukrainian ID/passport.

  • The vbw - Vereinigung der Bayerischen Wirtschaft e. V. (Bavarian Business Association) has launched sprungbrett into work, a free job portal for refugees from Ukraine. The project is an Internet platform designed to bring together companies with a need for personnel and Ukrainians with a desire for employment. Companies can advertise jobs on the site and be contacted by refugees. The site is available in German and Ukrainian.