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Evangelische Freiwilligendienste gGmbH
Hannover, DEImpact-drivenNon-Profit EnterpriseSocial ServicesEducation
Impact3Sustainability Goals
Employees2 - 10
About Evangelische Freiwilligendienste gGmbH
Evangelische Freiwilligendienste gGmbH serves as a central hub for evangelical voluntary services both within Germany and internationally. It is closely linked to the Evangelische Trägergruppe, a network of approximately 60 evangelical organizations that collectively offer voluntary opportunities. With decades of experience, the organization promotes voluntary services such as FSJ and BFD domestically, as well as international programs like the Diakonisches Jahr im Ausland (DJiA). It also supports international volunteers coming to Germany and refugees. The organization is committed to education and orientation under unified quality standards and significantly contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Quality Education (SDG 4). Its headquarters are in Hannover.
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Sustainability Goals
Quality Education
Voluntary services for quality education and orientation
The organization facilitates national and international voluntary services, structured as quality-assured educational and orientation periods, fostering personal development and learning experiences.
Reduced Inequalities
Creating inclusive opportunities for volunteers and refugees
Evangelische Freiwilligendienste gGmbH provides access to voluntary programs for international volunteers in Germany and specifically offers opportunities for refugees, fostering social integration and participation.
Partnerships for the Goals
Strengthening civil society partnerships nationally and globally
As a central hub, the organization coordinates a network of approximately 60 evangelical host organizations, fostering collaboration to implement voluntary services across Germany and internationally.
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FAQs
Q1What is the core mission of Evangelische Freiwilligendienste gGmbH?
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The organization serves as a central hub for evangelical voluntary services in Germany and internationally. It promotes these services as periods of education and orientation under unified quality standards.
Q2Which voluntary service programs does Evangelische Freiwilligendienste gGmbH offer?
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It facilitates the Freiwilliges Soziales Jahr (FSJ) and Bundesfreiwilligendienst (BFD) within Germany. Internationally, it offers "Freiwilligendienste im Ausland," including the Diakonisches Jahr im Ausland (DJiA), and supports international volunteers in Germany and refugees.
Q3How is Evangelische Freiwilligendienste gGmbH structurally integrated?
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It is closely linked to the Evangelische Trägergruppe, a network of approximately 60 evangelical organizations spanning youth work, diakonia, regional, and free churches. This group collectively provides voluntary opportunities.
Q4What contribution does the organization make to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?
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The organization primarily contributes to SDG 4 (Quality Education) by structuring voluntary services as periods of education and orientation. Secondarily, it supports SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities) and SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals).
Q5Where is Evangelische Freiwilligendienste gGmbH headquartered?
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The organization's headquarters are located in Hannover, Germany. From there, it coordinates its nationwide and international voluntary service programs.
Q6How long has the organization been active in voluntary services?
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Evangelische Freiwilligendienste gGmbH and the Evangelische Trägergruppe possess decades of experience in developing voluntary services as periods of education and orientation.
