The Paritätische Wohlfahrtsverband Baden-Württemberg is a leading umbrella organization of independent welfare services in Baden-Württemberg. It is neither confessional, ideological, nor politically affiliated and stands for solidarity, social justice, and participation. The association includes over 900 independent member organizations with around 2,000 social services and facilities as well as about 80,000 full-time employees[1][3].
The mission of the Paritätische Wohlfahrtsverband is to combat social exclusion and promote equal opportunities. It advocates for the empowerment of volunteers and the support of people in various life situations[1][3].
The association is involved in various projects for social integration and participation. One example is the project WORKSplus, which focuses on supporting (former) sex workers to improve their chances of participation and promote social integration[5]. Additionally, the association organizes events such as the specialist day "Poverty and Participation" to raise awareness of social challenges and discuss solutions[3].
Through its comprehensive activities and initiatives, the Paritätische Wohlfahrtsverband Baden-Württemberg significantly contributes to the promotion of social justice and participation in the region.
