Fe y Alegría accepted to provide labour trainings for this group and extend certification even if the student did not have papers, (i.e. the temporary documents provided by CNR). In order to facilitate the process, the organizations working on this subject agreed to fill out two formats that would complete the remission process for asylum-seekers. As a result of the first steps of this alliance, five persons received certifications for the courses while another one is still in a continuous course. For the March-July 2010 period, 39 low-income individuals were referenced. Their own lives as well as those of their relatives changed since they had the opportunity to undertake labour training recognized via a certificate; they also had the possibility of doing internships and finally opt for a job, all of which contributed to a better integration. The asylum-seekers said this was a life-enhancing opportunity, an extraordinary impulse; many of them are already using some of the things they learned. Some of the interns already got a permanent job.