Die Zieglerschen are a diaconal organization in Wilhelmsdorf that has been providing social services in Baden-Württemberg since 1837. With a wide range of services in elderly care, disability assistance, addiction support, and youth assistance, they are committed to a dignified life and social integration.
Overview Die Zieglerschen are a diaconal organization based in Wilhelmsdorf, operating a comprehensive network of social services in Baden-Württemberg since 1837. The association is active in the areas of elderly care, disability assistance, addiction support, youth assistance, and hearing-speech center, offering a variety of facilities and services, including nursing homes, outpatient care services, housing and daily structure for people with disabilities, as well as specialized clinics for hearing and speech problems[1][3].
Die Zieglerschen see themselves as part of the Protestant diaconate and act from a Christian helping perspective. Their mission is to support people in need and enable them to lead a dignified life. The association is committed to the church's mandate for diaconate and views its work as a lived faith of the Christian community[5].
Die Zieglerschen place great importance on promoting projects that foster social integration and participation. The Johannes-Ziegler Foundation, established in 2009, supports projects in the areas of poverty diaconate, hospice work, and singing as a means of participation. These initiatives help Die Zieglerschen fulfill their social responsibility and act sustainably[1][4].
Summary Die Zieglerschen are a traditional diaconal organization characterized by comprehensive social services and a strong Christian orientation. With a wide range of offerings and a strong social commitment, they significantly contribute to improving the quality of life for many people.
