Mook wat

Mook wat e.V. is a non-profit organization founded in 1983 in Hamburg to support disadvantaged people and promote their social participation. The organization offers a variety of services and projects aimed at reducing social, material, and cultural exclusion and promoting integration.

Mook wat e.V. offers a wide range of projects and services focused on education, employment, and social integration. The main offerings include:

• Employment Projects: These projects provide meaningful employment opportunities to avoid exclusion and promote professional integration.
• Outpatient Social Psychiatry (ASP): Support for people with mental illnesses to enable them to lead an independent life.
• Community Work: Initiatives for social neighborhood development that actively involve residents.
• JuMBO Project: A diverse program that includes theater, textile workshops, and language courses to support the integration of migrants and refugees.
• ella Cultural Center: A cultural center that offers workshops, courses, and events to promote cultural participation.

The main mission of Mook wat e.V. is to strengthen the social agency of disadvantaged people. The organization is committed to reducing material, social, and cultural exclusion and promoting integration. The values of the organization are based on acceptance, trust, and appreciation of diversity. Mook wat e.V. promotes respectful coexistence and an open flow of information to ensure transparent and effective collaboration.

Mook wat e.V. is committed to sustainable social development through the promotion of education and employment. The organization works closely with social and public institutions as well as employers and educational providers to develop sustainable solutions for social challenges. Through an active quality management system, Mook wat e.V. ensures that all projects and services meet the highest standards and are continuously improved.