Salvator Kolleg

The Salvator Kolleg is a central institution for residential youth welfare in the Archdiocese of Paderborn. It offers a variety of services and care options for male adolescents and young adults, starting from the age of 14.

• Residential Care: The Salvator Kolleg has a total of 107 residential care places, which are offered in various forms of housing. These include Intensive Therapeutic Living Groups, Intensive Groups and Regular Groups, as well as offers with lower care requirements[3].
• Education and Training: An integrated special school with a focus on emotional and social development as well as learning complements the educational offer. In addition, 20 vocational training opportunities are available in internal training facilities[3].
• Therapeutic and Leisure Activities: A variety of therapeutic assistance and a wide range of leisure and adventure education programs round off the support services[3].

The mission of the Salvator Kolleg is to provide young people with an inclusive and supportive environment to promote their future development. A central value is the implementation of inclusive youth welfare, which, in addition to residential offers, also includes participation-oriented housing and employment opportunities[1].

Specific sustainability goals or initiatives are not explicitly mentioned, but the comprehensive support of young people and the adaptation of the offers to the needs of the young people show a commitment to social sustainability.

The Caritasverband im Erzbistum Paderborn is the operator of the Salvator Kolleg. The institution was founded in 1915 and has a long tradition in residential child and youth welfare[5].

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