Focus & Rationale
Social inclusion is the process of ensuring that everyone – regardless of background, identity, or status – can fully participate in the economic, social, cultural, and political life of society. It involves removing systemic barriers that prevent people from accessing opportunities, rights, and resources. Social support refers to the practical, emotional, and structural assistance that helps individuals and communities overcome marginalization and build resilience.

Challenges & Relevance
Marginalized groups such as migrants, refugees, people with disabilities, ethnic minorities, and low-income communities often face multiple layers of exclusion. These barriers can result in social isolation, limited access to education or employment, and a lack of representation in public life. When people are excluded, society loses potential, deepens inequality, and increases the risk of polarization or unrest. Promoting social inclusion is not just about justice – it’s about creating societies that are more cohesive, resilient, and sustainable. Support systems, especially community-based ones, are critical for helping people navigate transition, trauma, and structural disadvantage.

Our Approach
At BRIC, we design and implement initiatives that support the inclusion and empowerment of migrants, refugees, and other underserved communities. We offer mentoring, language support, rights-based education, and civic orientation sessions tailored to the needs of each group.
Our work emphasizes not just service delivery, but also active participation – creating opportunities for people to contribute their voices, talents, and experiences to community life. We also collaborate with local institutions, grassroots groups, and intercultural mediators to ensure that inclusion efforts are sustainable and culturally sensitive. Whether through storytelling workshops, integration hubs, or neighborhood action projects, we aim to foster a sense of belonging, dignity, and agency.