My name is Karim Albrem. I'm 24 years old and I'm originally from Aleppo, Syria.
Currently I live in Hamburg, Germany.
I completed training as a psychosocial counsellor...
and I worked for two years as a stress management trainer...
at the University Clinic of Hamburg.
Thank you very much.
Wow.
In 2015 the bombs were raining down. My neighbours were buried in the rubble.
After my parents' apartment was bombed for the third time, my father insisted that I leave.
So I left.
And as we can read in the Talmud, every person matters.
Whoever saves a life, saves the world. Let's go make that happen. Well done.
Hi. Nice to meet you. That’s good?
That was even the turning point that helped me to succeed and to be where I am today.
So, after three months I started to do the training. I'm now a trainer.
I'm really happy now that I'm supporting my community in their mother tongue.
You can explain what it does.
You can just look around, as if you're there. -Wow.
Oh my God, I’m completely in another world.
Hello, thank you for organising the summit on mental health.
Are you staying here? -Yes, I'm staying.
We'll see you tomorrow. -We'll see you tomorrow, sure.
There is also a programme in the afternoon.
Yeah, there is a programme, sure. See you tomorrow, God willing.
My dream is to have an organisation led by refugees and migrants...
to support our communities.
It's so important and I think even for us, I can say in general, as refugees.