The AOZ (Fachorganisation in Migrations – und Intergratunsbereich) is a refugee transit center that opened in 1991 and can house up to 215 people. As of now the number of refugees that are housed is low (around 75 as of July 6th). Men, women, children, and families come here to gain better opportunities. The majority of refugees come from Afghanistan (2,041 out of 8,315) and other countries (2,023 out of 8,315). The facility offers schooling for children and adults to learn German, along with a clinic, a computer room, an on-site clothing store and many different outdoor and indoor activities for all ages. The average time of stay for refugees at AOZ is two months, but there is no set date for a person to leave. Residents have a three bedroom apartment and a maximum of 12 people can occupy a room.
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