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SKM Köln – Sozialdienst Katholischer Männer e. V.
Köln, DEImpact-drivenAssociationSocial ServicesHealthcare
Impact3Sustainability Goals
LocationKöln
About SKM Köln – Sozialdienst Katholischer Männer e. V.
SKM Köln – Sozialdienst Katholischer Männer e. V. is a non-profit organization in Cologne, committed to the principle "The Person on the Margins is Our Center." With approximately 750 professional and 450 volunteer staff, it operates over 70 outpatient and inpatient facilities. The organization provides comprehensive support in child, youth, and family aid, as well as health and integration services. It assists individuals experiencing poverty, social disadvantages, or exclusion, regardless of their origin, religion, or sexual orientation, advocating for social justice and democratic coexistence in Cologne.
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Sustainability Goals
No Poverty
Comprehensive Support Against Poverty
SKM Köln offers debt and housing counseling, along with employment integration support, to individuals in need, counteracting poverty and enabling social participation.
Good Health & Well-Being
Health and Addiction Aid for All
The organization operates a 24/7 addiction emergency hotline, specialized clinics, and specific services for individuals with mental illnesses, promoting health and well-being.
Reduced Inequalities
Inclusion for Socially Disadvantaged
SKM Köln supports individuals on the margins of society, including refugees and those with mental illnesses, advocating for social justice and the reduction of inequalities.
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Q1What is the core mission of SKM Köln?
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SKM Köln – Sozialdienst Katholischer Männer e. V. is dedicated to the principle "The Person on the Margins is Our Center." The organization supports individuals experiencing poverty, social disadvantages, or exclusion, regardless of their origin, religion, or sexual orientation, advocating for social justice and democratic coexistence in Cologne. This aligns with SDGs 1 (No Poverty), 3 (Good Health and Well-being), and 10 (Reduced Inequalities).
Q2How many people does SKM Köln employ?
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SKM Köln employs approximately 750 professional staff members and is additionally supported by around 450 volunteers. These teams operate across more than 70 outpatient and inpatient facilities and services.
Q3Where does SKM Köln operate?
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SKM Köln is primarily based in Cologne, where it operates over 70 outpatient and inpatient facilities and services. The organization is deeply rooted in the Cologne community and committed to serving the local population.
Q4How can one apply for a job at SKM Köln?
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Interested job seekers can apply through SKM Köln's career portal. The direct link to job listings is available at: https://caritasverbund.mhmhr.com/index/skm_koeln.
Q5What unique services does SKM Köln offer?
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Unique offerings include a 24/7 addiction emergency hotline, Fachklinik Tauwetter, and specialized men's counseling. The latter supports boys, fathers, and particularly men who are victims of domestic violence, including protective housing and crisis counseling.
Q6What do employees say about SKM Köln as an employer?
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On Kununu, anonymous experience reports from employees and applicants provide insights into salary, company culture, and career opportunities at SKM Köln – Sozialdienst Katholischer Männer e.V.
Q7What is the legal form of SKM Köln?
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SKM Köln is organized as a registered association (e.V. – eingetragener Verein). This highlights its non-profit nature and its foundation as an association and non-governmental organization with a denominational background.
