Sozialarbeiter:in Jobs in Frankfurt

frankfurt-aidshilfe.de, also known as AHF e. V. or Aids-Hilfe Frankfurt, is a German non-profit organization with over 40 years of history. It provides comprehensive support, prevention, and health services related to HIV/AIDS and broader sexual health in Frankfurt am Main. The organization is dedicated to community well-being, education, counseling, and public awareness. Its offerings include specific projects, drug aid, programs for children and youth, support for "Rainbow Refugees," and operating the "Switchboard" as a community hub. It actively promotes civic engagement and collaborates with partner organizations.

Berufsbildungswerk Südhessen gGmbH (bbw Südhessen) is a recognized institution for vocational training and rehabilitation. Its mission is to open new perspectives for young people with special needs and successfully integrate them into the labor market. bbw Südhessen offers comprehensive services, including vocational orientation, preparation, and training in over 30 professions, individual rehabilitation support, and labor market integration. This is complemented by residential options, leisure activities, and holistic pedagogical support. Headquartered in Karben, Germany, the organization also specializes in programs for individuals on the autism spectrum, certified with the Autism Quality Seal. As a non-profit gGmbH, it is strongly committed to social inclusion and digital growth.

The Ev. Verein für Wohnraumhilfe in Frankfurt am Main e.V. is dedicated to assisting individuals, families, and children facing homelessness or the threat of losing their homes. Operating under the principle "Housing is habitat," the organization provides comprehensive support in Frankfurt am Main and the surrounding area. It manages approximately 300 temporarily rented apartments for over 600 individuals and operates seventeen transitional shelters with about 1,250 places. The association has partnered closely with the Social Welfare Offices of Frankfurt and Offenbach for over 20 years to ensure housing aid, supervised living, and central placement services.

European Homecare GmbH is a medium-sized social service provider assisting public authorities with tasks related to the fundamental right to asylum and supporting vulnerable groups. Founded in 1989 as a family business, the organization has grown to over 2,200 employees, becoming a leading provider. It manages more than 120 facilities, offering comprehensive services from accommodation to medical care. European Homecare recently joined Serco, aiming to further expand its market leadership in social services.