--- http://www.tubantia.nl/regio/reggestreek/hellendoorn/eritree%C3%ABrs-in-nijverdal-hebben-totaal-verkeerd-beeld-van-leven-in-nederland-1.6832695 "Eritreans in Nijverdal have totally wrong picture of life in the Netherlands' January 16, 201 Latest update January 16, 14:55 NIJVERDAL - Andries de Vries, Director implementation of Future Force has struggled with the attitude of some young refugees from Eritrea, among other Nijverdal. Among them, the five boys who were arrested Saturday morning were arrested on suspicion of attempted arson in their own home, the former youth hostel in Nijverdal. De Vries is not alone: the president speaks on behalf of the staff assures an attendant of Future Force. "We are trying to apply what Nidos (custody setting) resists us," says De Vries. "But if we ignore young people everywhere" no "to call, then it becomes difficult. They try to enforce their sentence. And if they do not get their way, they are rebellious. " Misperception De Vries is responsible for four sites with unaccompanied minor refugees (AMVs): two in Zwolle, one in Steenwijk in Nijverdal. On the Eritrean refugees, he says: "They come here with the image they reach the ultimate welfare state. That stuff, a laptop, study and work will be arranged for them. How did they come to that image, it is anyone's guess. " He has regular meetings with other organizations. "It does not just play with us, it also occurs in others. Especially among refugees from Eritrea. The education level of Syrians is generally higher than that of AMVs from Eritrea. Their expectation is realistic. With them there is less discontent. " Frustrations De Vries compares the feeling of young refugees to that of a grieving process: there is disbelief, anger and resignation. And those emotions differ in each case. "This creates frustration because the image they had of the Netherlands appears to be different than they had imagined. Their expectation is not necessarily wrong, you may have expected, but it does not correspond to reality. " They have also in Nijverdal, face every day. "If someone tells you that you have owned a winning lottery ticket, and you go from there, then the reality is hard when you do not win. But you have to be dealing with. We try to talk to kids, to learn how they can operate here. There is also commitment and effort of the child asked for, but that does not fit the mindset. Especially in the beginning you will see that this commitment is not there. " Facilitators continue to do their best means of calls until they penetrate is difficult. The supervisors keep trying. "We are trying to explain the value and usefulness of school. When they realize that, even changing the mindset. " ---Software translation--Received on Mon Jan 16 2017 - 11:35:58 EST