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Werner-Felberber-Institut e.V.
Dresden, DEImpact-drivenAssociationHealthcareSocial Services
Impact3Sustainability Goals
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About Werner-Felberber-Institut e.V.
Werner-Felberber-Institut e.V. is dedicated to suicide prevention and interdisciplinary health research. It develops prevention projects, empowers individuals to seek help, and ensures science-based resource allocation through innovative research. Key initiatives include the HEYLiFE project, which reached over 20,000 students in Saxony, and the anonymous online crisis platform mutpost.de. The organization actively works to destigmatize suicidality and engages in political advocacy to preserve psychotherapeutic care structures. Its headquarters are located in Dresden.
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Sustainability Goals
Good Health & Well-Being
Preventing suicidality and psychological distress
The Werner-Felber-Institut e.V. develops suicide prevention projects and empowers affected individuals to seek help, for instance, through workshops in schools and the mutpost.de online platform.
Ensuring access to psychotherapeutic care
The organization actively campaigns against planned fee cuts to ensure access to psychotherapeutic care and protect vital preventive mental health structures.
Quality Education
Promoting mental health in schools
Through its HEYLiFE project, the institute reaches over 20,000 students with workshops addressing psychological burdens and highlighting available support services.
Reduced Inequalities
Ensuring equitable access to mental health support
The mutpost.de online platform provides anonymous support and information, lowering barriers for individuals to seek help and access essential resources.
Advocating for accessible therapeutic care
The institute actively opposes cuts in psychotherapeutic care to ensure that all individuals, regardless of their circumstances, have access to necessary mental health treatment.
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FAQs
Q1What is the core mission of Werner-Felberber-Institut e.V.?
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Werner-Felberber-Institut e.V. is dedicated to suicide prevention and interdisciplinary research in healthcare. Its core mission involves developing prevention projects, empowering affected individuals to seek help, and ensuring science-based resource allocation. It also actively works to destigmatize suicidality through events and public relations.
Q2What key projects does Werner-Felberber-Institut e.V. pursue?
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Key initiatives include the HEYLiFE project, which reached over 20,000 students in Saxony, and the anonymous online crisis platform mutpost.de. Other significant projects are the "Kliniksuiziderhebung" (Clinical Suicide Survey), the "Forschungsdatenbank DESFA" (Research Database DESFA), and efforts like "Suizidprävention in Unternehmen" (Suicide Prevention in Companies) and "RegAS – Register für assistierte Suizide" (Register for Assisted Suicides).
Q3Where is Werner-Felberber-Institut e.V. located and what is the team size?
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Werner-Felberber-Institut e.V. is headquartered in Dresden, Germany. The organization's team consists of one person.
Q4Which UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does the institute contribute to?
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The institute primarily contributes to SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being). Secondarily, it supports SDG 4 (Quality Education) through projects like HEYLiFE and SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities) through its work on destigmatization and access to help.
Q5Does the institute also engage in political advocacy?
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Yes, the institute actively engages in public advocacy. For instance, in March 2026, it publicly opposed planned honor cuts in psychotherapeutic care, arguing that these would threaten access to treatment and suicide prevention structures.
