Landing is an orientation and support program aimed at adult migrants at risk of social exclusion. The program focuses its action on two fundamental pillars: socialization and language learning, understood as key elements for autonomy, community participation, and the building of support networks within the city.

Through language activities and meeting spaces, the program fosters relationship-building, cultural exchange, and the expansion of participants’ social networks. These activities are developed from a community-based and horizontal approach, promoting relationships grounded in trust and mutual recognition.

Some participants receive comprehensive support through an Individualized Work Plan (IWP). Within these processes, in addition to socialization and language learning, personalized support is provided in accessing education and training, administrative and legal advice, psycho-emotional support, and guidance for labor market integration, according to each person’s needs and goals.

Volunteering is a central pillar of the program and a key tool for raising community awareness. Volunteers take part in program activities, sharing spaces for learning and connection with participants. Within individual support processes, volunteers may act as mentors or language partners, offering more continuous support in language learning and in the process of social integration. This involvement fosters relationship-building through a logic of horizontality and contributes to social awareness, especially through open activities such as the language café or cooking workshops.

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