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Diakonisches Werk der evangelischen Kirche in Württemberg e.V.
Stuttgart, DEImpact-drivenDenominationalSocial ServicesHealthcare
Impact3Sustainability Goals
Employees51 - 100
About Diakonisches Werk der evangelischen Kirche in Württemberg e.V.
Diakonisches Werk der evangelischen Kirche in Württemberg e.V. is a major social welfare organization affiliated with the Protestant Church in Württemberg, headquartered in Stuttgart. As an umbrella organization for approximately 1,400 facilities and services, it provides extensive social support. The organization is active in areas such as addiction aid, poverty reduction, healthcare, elderly care, disability support, and assistance for families, refugees, and migrants. Diakonie Württemberg reaches over 200,000 people daily and actively advocates for sustainability and social issues.
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Sustainability Goals
No Poverty
Direct Aid Against Poverty and for Livelihood Security
The organization provides local consultation and support to address poverty and secure livelihoods, including emergency aid and assistance with job searching.
Good Health & Well-Being
Comprehensive Health and Welfare Services
The organization provides extensive support in health, elderly, and disability care, as well as psychiatry, including specialized addiction services to promote overall well-being.
Reduced Inequalities
Specialized Support for Disadvantaged Groups
Diakonie Württemberg works to reduce inequalities by providing targeted assistance for women, refugees, migrants, as well as children, youth, and families.
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Q1How can interested individuals apply to Diakonisches Werk Württemberg?
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Applications for open positions at Diakonisches Werk der evangelischen Kirche in Württemberg e.V. can be submitted directly through the organization's online career portal, available at diakonie-wuerttemberg.career.softgarden.de.
Q2What mission does Diakonisches Werk Württemberg pursue and what is its impact?
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The organization provides comprehensive social services and support for societal and personal challenges. It primarily commits to eradicating poverty (SDG 1) and promoting good health and well-being (SDG 3), with a secondary focus on reducing inequalities (SDG 10). Diakonie Württemberg reaches over 200,000 people daily.
Q3What is the scale of Diakonisches Werk Württemberg's network and how many people are involved?
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As an umbrella organization, Diakonie Württemberg comprises approximately 1,400 facilities and services, caring for over 270,000 people. Over 50,000 individuals are employed full-time, and around 35,000 citizens volunteer within this network.
Q4Where is Diakonisches Werk Württemberg headquartered and what is its operational reach?
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Diakonisches Werk der evangelischen Kirche in Württemberg e.V. is headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany. As an umbrella organization, its network extends throughout Württemberg, offering local consultation and aid through numerous facilities and services.
Q5Are there opportunities to volunteer at Diakonisches Werk Württemberg?
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Yes, the organization encourages active participation and offers various opportunities for volunteering. Approximately 35,000 citizens are already actively involved as volunteers in Diakonie Württemberg's services and facilities.
Q6What role does sustainability play for Diakonisches Werk Württemberg?
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Sustainability is a core principle for Diakonisches Werk Württemberg. The organization explicitly commits to this value and integrates it into its work and public engagement.
