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Presentation of certificates to participants of the Omega 90 training courses
On 30 November 2021, Corinne Cahen, Minister for Family Affairs and Integration, participated in the official presentation of the Omega 90 palliative care training certificates.
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Several COVID-19-related infections at CIPA Pescatore in Luxembourg City
The Fondation Jean-Pierre Pescatore is currently experiencing a cluster of people infected with COVID-19 in the same living unit.
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Presentation of an OECD study on "The functioning of the integration system and its actors in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg"
As part of a review of the integration law of 16 December 2008, the Ministry of Family Affairs, Integration and the Greater Region launched a study to rethink and redesign the policy of a living together at national level.
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Third digital edition of the Orientation day in the context of the Welcome and Integration Contract
The Orientation Day of the Welcome and Integration Contract (CAI) took place on Saturday 20 November for the third time in virtual form.
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Early opening of the Wanteraktioun
Due to the weather forecast of temperatures around 0 degrees, the Ministry of Family, Integration and the Greater Region and its partner Dräieck vzw have decided to launch the Winter Action (Wanteraktioun - WAK) early.
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Diversity in Luxembourg - a real strength for companies
On 18 November, the Minister for Family Affairs and Integration and sponsor of the Lëtzebuerg Diversity Charter, Corinne Cahen, took part in a webinar on diversity, organised by Pictet Women's Network.
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Seventh edition of the "Groupe d'échange et de soutien en matière d'intégration au niveau local"
Following two virtual editions of the "Groupe d'échange et de soutien en matière d'intégration au niveau local"(GRESIL) in January and June 2021, a first hybrid edition was organised on 17 November 2021.
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Foundation stone laid for new CIPA in Eischen
On 15 November, the foundation stone for the new Integrated Centre for the Elderly (CIPA) of the operator HPPA a.s.b.l. was laid in Eischen, on the former football field, a few metres from the Belgian border.
