#myadapter Tere tulemast! How to feel good in Estonia, meeting in Tartu

The #myadapter project team invites you to Estonian Refugee Council's office in the city centre of Tartu on the 4th of October at 18.00 to share your joys and concerns with adapting in Estonia. The open conversation is led by our volunteers. It is a great opportunity to find new friends and gain useful knowledge in a warm atmosphere.

This is part of a series of social gatherings where we discuss in a relaxed athmosphere different aspects of living and adapting in Estonia. Meetings take place in every two weeks in different locations in Tartu. If you cannot attend this one, make sure to ask for more details about next gatherings!

The adaptation club is meant for adults coming to Estonia from outside the European Union and is free of charge. The refreshments will be provided by the project team.

Please register yourself here on Fienta.

ℹ️For more information, please contact Mirjam Rennit, [email protected], +372 555 72 782.

By joining the #myadapter project, you will gain knowledge to adapt to the specifics of Estonia and find new acquaintances to spend time with.

We offer the opportunity to join:
🔹a work club, where we introduce the local labor market and Estonian work culture.
🔹an adaptation club, where we discuss together how to feel better in Estonia.
🔹various life skills workshops, in which we introduce, among other things, the Estonian kindergarten and school system, the Estonian e-government and everything else necessary.
🔹a men’s group, where through joint activities men can get to know Estonia and expand their circle of acquaintances.
🔹a women’s group, where through joint activities women can get to know Estonia and expand their circle of acquaintances.
🔹family activities to make acquaintances with other families who have moved to Estonia.
🔹hobby courses that support language learning.
More information https://www.pagulasabi.ee/en/myadapter

The project "#minuadapter: adaptation activities for third-country nationals" is funded by the European Union through the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund and the Ministry of the Interior. International House of Pärnu, Tartu Folk High School and Tallinn Folk High School are involved as partners