A Home for Language, Community, and Solidarity
Teestube
“The story is yours.”
Language Sessions
Shared Community Meals
Dedicated Volunteers
Monthly Donation Supporters
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Teestube ( 9 August )
Join us this Sunday for our weekly Teestube gathering.
📅 Sunday, 9 August
⏰ 10:00–14:00
📍 Collegium AcademicumProgramme:
- German course ( A0-A1 )
- Traditional Homemade food from different cultures
- Tea, coffee, cake and conversations
Everyone is welcome!
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German Learning Space for Refugees
Teestube Language Course
Every week, people from every corner of the world find their way here to learn German and, quietly, each other. There’s no pressure, no grades — just a warm room, a shared cup of tea, and the small courage it takes to try a new word out loud.
SEEDS OF BELONGING
A Table Wide Enough for the World
A warm meal, a welcoming community, and access to language education can make a meaningful difference. Discover our programs and learn how you can participate or support our work.
Language Courses
Free German language classes for newcomers and refugees in Heidelberg.
Community Meals
Homemade meals, shared every week, because a home is something you built, not given.
Volunteer
Join our volunteer team and support language classes, meals, and community events.
A Space for Children
Join us in creating joyful moments with children through play, conversation, and care.
–Future Plans–
Legal Support
We plan to offer legal information sessions with volunteer lawyers, helping refugees understand procedures and their rights.
–Future Plans–
Never Alone
We hope to connect older neighbors and our refugee community through conversations, walks, and shared experiences.
–Future Plans–
Together as Women
A women-only gathering space where women can meet, share experiences, and build connections through conversation and solidarity.
–Future Plans–
Crafting Connections
A space for people to learn, craft, and enjoy shared moments while making something with their own hands.
“The Sunday air lingering on your neck,
where did it come from,
how did it slip into the cracks of my loneliness?
Every time I look at you,
something inside me wants to run.”