How does the work of the volunteers look like ?
Nbsp; List of projects for the Voluntary Service in Germany (Freiwilliges Soziales Jahr / Bundesfreiwilligendienst) 2014/2015
Homes for people with mental or physical disabilities
Christopherus Haus, Witten
Haus St. Josef, Düsseldorf
Integrationsmodell, Essen
Rheinisches Heilpädagogisches Heim, Wohngruppenverband Seelscheid
Rheinisches Heilpädagogisches Heim, Wohngruppenverband Bonn
Other projects
Zirkus-Jugendherberge, Nettetal
Christopherus Haus
Address
Christopherus Haus, Wohn- und Lebensgemeinschaft
Im Wullen 75
D – 58453 Witten
Telefon +49 – 2302 – 96020 - 26
www.christopherus-haus.de
contact person: Frau Gleitz
Description of the project
The Christopherus home is a house for mentally handicapped adults. It is an anthropological institution and is led by pedagogical Waldorf principles. “In need of soul-care” is a word which derives from the anthropological use of language and means “mentally handicapped”.
Days, weeks and years are determined by a special anthropological rhythm of life. They try to live in harmony with nature (organic farming, vegetarian food, natural building material, christian way of living). There is great importance to activities in crafts and music.
How does the work of the volunteers look like ?
You are required to accompany the residents in their everyday life. Your work depends on the group-life and your own possibilities in dealing with the residents.
In addition, you will be asked to help with house working activities (washing up, doing the laundry, cooking) and nursing (i.e. hygiene, dressing). Moreover, you spend some leisure time with the residents ( singing, knitting, doing handicrafts, going for a walk).
You help to organize the yearly celebrations and cultural activities, which are typical of anthropological institutions.
Lodging and catering
You have a furnished room within a group. Food is provided by the institution.
place of living: Im Wullen 75, 58453 Witten.
Others
The Christopherus home is a very nice house, which is situated in a beautiful area. The house lies on the outskirts of Witten and can be reached easily by bus (10 min footwalk to the bus stop).
How to get there
If you come by plane, you arrive at Düsseldorf or Köln/ Bonn airport. From there you have a train connection via Essen or Hagen to Witten.
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Haus St. Josef
Address
Haus St. Josef
Am Klosterhof 1
D – 40472 Düsseldorf
phone: ++49 / 211 – 4717 – 101
www.st-josef-duesseldorf.de
contact person: Frau Mai
Description of the project
Haus St. Josef is a catholic institution for the care and support of mentally handicapped children, young people, adults and old people. The house has 206 places in 21 living groups altogether.
How does the work of the volunteers look like ?
- house working activities such as helping with setting the table, doing the laundry, tidying up the common rooms
- social activities such as spending some leisure time with the residents like going for a walk, playing games or doing handicrafts
- nursing: i.e. help with daily hygiene or dressing. Some of the residents need help with eating
Lodging and catering
You live in a flat-sharing community with other volunteers. You will have a furnished room. A lump sum to buy groceries will be payed monthly, cooking is possible in a kitchen shared with others.
Place of living: Haus St. Josef, Am Klosterhof 1, D – 40472 Düsseldorf
Others
Volunteers have the possibility to take part in trainings and supervisions. There is a swimming pool and a relaxation room in the institution, which can certainly be used by the volunteers, too. There is also possibility to take part in the service and the catholic church life (there is no obligation to do so !!)
How to get there
By train to the main station in Düsseldorf or by plane to Düsseldorf airport. From there continue by “S-Bahn” line 7 and get off at the stop called “Unterrath”.
For further arrangements, please get in touch with Frau Mai.
Integrationsmodell
Address
Integrationsmodell e. V.
Weberplatz 1
D – 45127 Essen
phone: ++49 / 201 / 254628
contact person: Frau Franz
Description of the project
The mentally and physically handicapped people are living in 8 kind of flat-sharing communities in different parts of Essen. The philosophy of the institution says that the handicapped people should lead their life as independent as possible. Staff and volunteers support the residents in that.
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How does the work of the volunteers look like ?
- house working activities such as helping the residents with setting the table, doing the laundry, tidying up the common rooms, cleaning the bedrooms, bathrooms and the toilets
- nursing activities such as helping the residents with their daily hygiene, dressing, eating, having a shower, washing and going to the toilet. You go shopping with them, to the doctor’s or to the physiotherapists.
- Social activities are usually not expected.
Lodging and catering
You live in a flat-sharing community with other volunteers. You will have a furnished room. A monthly lump sum for buying groceries is provided, cooking is possible in a kitchen shared with others.
place of living: Mülheimerstraße 68, D- 45145 Essen
Others
The volunteers also have the possibility to take part in trainings for the staff.
Good German knowledge is condition.
How to get there
By train to the main station in Essen.
Or you come by plane to Düsseldorf or Köln / Bonn airport. From there you go by train to the main station in Essen.
Please arrange any further details with Frau Franz.
Rheinisches Heilpägogisches Heim
LVR-HPH Ost – in Seelscheid
Address:
Rheinisches Heilpädagogisches Heim Bonn
Wohngruppenverband Seelscheid
Arndtstr.6
53819 Neunkirchen-Seelscheid
Contact person: Mrs.Nötges-Fuchs (02247-9211-47)
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