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Silbernetz
Berlin, DEImpact-drivenAssociationSocial ServicesSocial Impact
Impact3Sustainability Goals
Employees2 - 10
About Silbernetz
Silbernetz is a German non-profit organization dedicated to combating loneliness and social isolation among people aged 60 and over. It offers the Silbertelefon, a free and anonymous hotline, the Silbernetz-Freundschaft program for telephone companionship, and Silberinfo for elder care services. With approximately 300 volunteers and over 500,000 calls handled, Silbernetz significantly contributes to the well-being of older adults in Germany, supported by state governments and foundations.
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Sustainability Goals
Good Health & Well-Being
Combating loneliness and social isolation in old age
Silbernetz offers older adults anonymous conversations via hotlines and long-term telephone friendships to strengthen their mental and social well-being.
Promoting mental health for older adults
The organization reduces loneliness through free, confidential conversation services and connections to local support, contributing to healthier lives for seniors.
Reduced Inequalities
Fostering social inclusion for older generations
Through free and anonymous services like the Silbertelefon, Silbernetz enables all individuals aged 60 and over to build social connections and overcome isolation, regardless of background.
Sustainable Cities & Communities
Strengthening local support and social participation
Silbernetz promotes the integration of older adults into their communities by providing information on local support services and rebuilding social connections.
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Q1What is the mission of Silbernetz?
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Silbernetz is a German non-profit organization dedicated to combating loneliness and social isolation among people aged 60 and over. The organization recognizes loneliness as a significant health risk factor and aims to provide pathways out of isolation, facilitate anonymous contact, and help rebuild personal connections.
Q2What services does Silbernetz offer?
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Silbernetz provides the Silbertelefon, a free, anonymous, and confidential hotline, the Silbernetz-Freundschaft program for consistent telephone companionship, and Silberinfo for nationwide information on elder care services. A dedicated Infotelefon is available for callers in Berlin.
Q3Where does Silbernetz operate and what is its reach?
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Silbernetz operates nationwide in Germany, with specific activities noted in Berlin and North Rhine-Westphalia. The organization has handled over 500,000 calls and reaches millions of older adults affected by loneliness.
Q4How is Silbernetz funded and supported?
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Silbernetz is supported by numerous partners, including the Deutsche Postcode Lotterie, Beisheim Stiftung, DSEE, the state of NRW, and the Berliner Senatsverwaltung. Additionally, the organization receives support from five Jobcenters, as well as other foundations, companies, and donors.
Q5Where can I find job openings at Silbernetz?
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Current job openings at Silbernetz are listed on the organization's website. Interested individuals can find available positions and application details by visiting `https://silbernetz.org/stellenangebote/`.
Q6Which UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does Silbernetz address?
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Silbernetz primarily contributes to SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) by combating loneliness and promoting the well-being of older adults. Secondarily, the organization supports SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities) and SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) through its inclusive services.
