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Our projects

"Contribute to change actively" - Jimmy Corneille, Founder

SINGA Luxembourg has a vision of a world in motion:

  • A world that fosters the exchange of ideas, opinions, and people, while transforming perceptions

  • And that challenges stereotypes, breaks down preconceptions, and encourages openness

 

Such dynamism is essential to creating value, because no sustainable social project can emerge from stagnation or isolation. Through our community work, we are committed to developing sustainable solutions to the major challenges facing our society.

To learn more about our cultural and professional activities, click on the boxes below.

Coopération

Community Building

Throughout the year, we organise leisure activities designed to create links between new arrivals and locals. We offer cultural, educational and sporting activities.

Collaboration entre le mentor et l'étudiant

Mentoring

Our mentoring project is part of the OneStepForward program in partnership with BGL BNP PARIBAS. Mentors and mentees have the opportunity to exchange ideas on a topic in order to develop a solution.

entretien d'embauche

Employability

With the help of staff and volunteers, SINGA regularly organises CV and covering letter workshops to help newcomers integrate into the Luxembourg job market.

Our Previous Projects (Linkey & Inclusion+)

Our Linkey project (January 2023–December 2025) aimed to strengthen social cohesion by fostering interactions between local residents and newcomers to Luxembourg, as well as by developing Luxembourg’s network of community organizations with and for newcomers.

It involved creating a guide to diversify the associations’ audiences, developing a “Makers” program to encourage the involvement of newcomers, and implementing initiatives to raise awareness of cultural diversity, including a cultural fair. This project was funded by the Ministry of Family, Solidarity, Community Life, and Integration

Our Inclusion+ project (January 2023–December 2025) supported newcomers to Luxembourg by facilitating their integration through unique training programs focused on intercultural and professional topics.

The project aimed to strengthen the sense of community, encourage the exchange of best practices, and gradually support the participants’ independence. This project was co-funded by the European Union and the Ministry of Family, Solidarity, Community Life, and Immigration

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