Social work in accommodation is available to refugees of all ages as a point of contact, especially for questions about integration. This applies to people who receive benefits under the Asylum Seekers Benefits Act or live in shared accommodation. In addition, people who are involuntarily homeless and living in emergency accommodation are also supported. Within the #WOHiN working group, under the auspices of the Social Benefits and Job Center, the Social Work in Shelters department is also dedicated to supporting homeless, homeless people and other people who are conspicuous in public spaces.