We have been successfully supporting projects all over the world, including Germany, since 2010. Here are the projects that we have been able to supoort so far. (Note: not all projects are translated completely!)
Creating a protected and safe counselling situation for girls and young women to strengthen them in crisis situations for the start of a new life and to provide fast, unbureaucratic and practical help.
Die Wohngemeinschaft ist eine stationäre Einrichtung für alleinerziehende Mütter und Väter mit ihren Kindern.
Furnishing of a “Snoezelen-room” that supports the therapy of seriously ill children and helps them to relax, cuddle and develop a body awareness.
Disabled children and young people are supported by animal-assisted care. Donkeys and llamas help to reduce fears, to communicate, to improve motoric and to allow closeness.
Foreign citizens who fled a few years ago are trained to be “strong integration helpers” because they can put themselves in the position of the newly-fled people.
Young people at hot spot schools are motivated and empowered with mentoring programs that enable them to be well integrated into society and to gain a positive outlook on their own lives.
Children and young people from disadvantaged families who do not have access to education will be supported to achieve their initial qualifications through continual 1:1 mentoring.
The Upstairs-Mobil is a focal point for young people who are homeless, threatened by homelessness or are in other difficult life situations.
Establish anonymous protected apartments for young, adult women, who are affected by violence in their families. Together we develop better prospects for the future.
The "In the shoes of others' art project raised people's awareness regarfing the needs of homeless people.
Day centre and specialist out-patient clinic for homeless and socially excluded people in the Wiesbaden city centre.
The "Die Schöne Müllerin" art project with 17 love stories by homeless people to draw attention to their longing for love, even if it often remains unfulfilled.
The "Kunst trotz(t) Handicap" travelling exhibition highlights the theme of inclusion by displaying the artwork of disabled and non-disabled artists to a wide audience.
The "Die Winterreise" art project wants to emphasise the plight of homeless people and motivate people towards more fraternal charity.
In the emergency accommodation for women (NÜF), homeless women receive practical help and advice in addition to accommodation and care.
The "Art defies poverty" travelling exhibition creates the opportunity to discover the strengths and capabilities of homeless people and to communicate with them at eye level.
The "Lilienkicker" is a football team of homeless and socially excluded people in Wiesbaden, which enables them to rediscover their own skills.
The socio-cultural "Wiesbadener lullabies" project combines life stories from women who have experienced domestic violence with international lullabies.
