ASB Hamburg Soziale Dienste

The Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund (ASB) Hamburg is a non-profit aid and welfare organization that has been active since 1907. With approximately 63,000 members, the ASB is one of the largest welfare associations in Hamburg.

• Outpatient and inpatient care: The ASB is the largest provider in the field of outpatient care in Hamburg and also offers inpatient care.
• Children's and youth facilities: Open children's and youth work as well as special workshop daycare centers are part of the offer.
• Sanitary and rescue services: The ASB is active in the field of patient transport and rescue services.
• Refugee aid: Involved in supporting refugees.

The mission of ASB Hamburg is based on social commitment and the provision of above-average services. The focus is on promoting social cohesion and supporting people in need. The ASB is politically neutral and non-denominational.

Although specific sustainability goals are not explicitly mentioned, the ASB attaches importance to long-term and sustainable social work. By promoting voluntary work and voluntary services, the ASB contributes to social development. In addition, the ASB relies on innovative concepts to relieve nurses of administrative tasks and thus improve the quality of care.

ASB Hamburg employs around 1,600 full-time employees and has around 800 volunteers in action. This shows the strong commitment to social issues and the willingness to stand up for the community. The ASB offers its employees collectively agreed benefits and promotes their personal and professional development through further training and health measures.