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ROOTS Wohngemeinschaften für Jungen Inh. Werner Krause
Dortmund, DEImpact-drivenPrivate SectorSocial ServicesSocial Impact
Impact3Sustainability Goals
LocationDortmund
About ROOTS Wohngemeinschaften für Jungen Inh. Werner Krause
ROOTS Wohngemeinschaften für Jungen Inh. Werner Krause is a stationary child and youth welfare organization based in Germany. The organization provides a secure residential environment for boys from the age of five who cannot live with their parents. Operating from a historic manor house in Werl and a transitional apartment in Dortmund-Hörde, the organization fosters stability and continuity through professional social pedagogical support. The multi-tiered structure supports residents at various developmental stages.
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Sustainability Goals
Good Health & Well-Being
A secure home for healthy development
ROOTS provides boys with a stable environment and professional pedagogical support, actively promoting their psychosocial health and long-term personal development.
Quality Education
Academic support and life skills training
The organization assists young people in achieving school completion and imparts essential life skills necessary for an independent future.
Reduced Inequalities
Social inclusion through residential youth services
Through a multi-tiered care concept, ROOTS enables young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to access structured living conditions and active societal participation.
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FAQs
Q1Which target group does ROOTS Wohngemeinschaften für Jungen Inh. Werner Krause support?+
The organization provides stationary residential care for boys from the age of five who are unable to live with their parents.
Q2How is the organization's residential structure organized?+
The organization operates a multi-tiered structure: the main house supports seven children aged six and older, the 'Backhaus' accommodates three youths focusing on school completion and life skills, and a transitional apartment in Dortmund-Hörde serves older youths.
Q3Where are the organization's locations?+
The organization operates from a historic manor house on a 3,000 square meter property in Werl and maintains a transitional apartment in Dortmund-Hörde.
