Kompis Sverige: Summary

Kompis Sverige

Non-profit, social services, community integration, cultural exchange

Kompis Sverige provides a platform for social integration, fostering friendships and understanding between new Swedes and the local community.

Kompis Sverige is a non-profit organization that facilitates connections between new Swedes and the Swedish society. It aims to break and prevent social exclusion by offering activities and social contexts that enhance understanding and language skills.

Matching established Swedes with new Swedes based on interests and location; Free social activities to promote integration; Ongoing support and follow-up during the matching process; Opportunities for language training in everyday situations

The service is most valuable for new Swedes seeking to integrate into society, established Swedes wanting to help newcomers, and organizations looking to support social inclusion initiatives.

All activities are free, making them accessible to everyone; Strong partnerships with various organizations enhance the program's reach and resources; A proven track record of successful matches leading to lasting friendships

Kompis Sverige's strengths lie in its community-driven approach, the effectiveness of its matching system, and its commitment to fostering inclusivity and understanding.

Kompis Sverige positions itself as a bridge between cultures, promoting social inclusion and understanding in Swedish society.

The target users include new immigrants to Sweden, established Swedish citizens interested in cultural exchange, and organizations focused on integration.

The brand identity emphasizes community, support, and inclusivity, aiming to create a more integrated society for all.

Ready to become a friend?

The organization uniquely combines social activities with a structured matching process, ensuring that participants not only meet but also build meaningful relationships.

It happens when we meet.

• social integration

• cultural exchange

• community support

• language training

Supportive, inclusive, friendly

2013-01-01

• Natassia Fry

• Pegah Afsharian