Committed souls: Kulmbach is looking for a volunteer for people with disabilities!

Committed souls: Kulmbach is looking for a volunteer for people with disabilities!
in Kulmbach, where the rich tradition fells with modern challenges, Maryam Samma Kamgar has been involved in the open disabled work of the diakonia for eight years. The young Afghan came to Germany many years ago and has made a valuable contribution to supporting people with intellectual and physical disabilities since then. Your volunteering is not only an expression of warmth, but also of tireless energy that brings her into harmony with her studies. "There is really something involved in there," she says, accompanied by her protégés to events or helps you shop. In addition, she conjures up delicious meals with them and takes care of the clock, especially for several days of leisure activities.
The open disability work (OBA) in Kulmbach, such as the Diakonie , is continuously looking for motivated volunteers. This support enables those affected to take part in numerous activities, be it when handicrafts, play or simply go for a walk. Tessa Streng, a 20-year-old student who has been volunteering since August 2022, experiences how fulfilling this task can be. Her experiences in a € 450 job gave her a good hand in dealing with people with disabilities. "Openness and warmth are essential," she confirms, "and a driver's license could also be useful." Unfortunately, the situation complained by the Corona pandemic and many joint activities had to be.
voluntary opportunities and requirements
Despite the restrictions, the OBA team shows a remarkable adaptability. In the hope of returning to normality, you plan to offer first meetings after the Lockdown to promote exchange and to pursue joint activities such as bowling or cooking groups. Diakonie emphasizes that no special training is required for a voluntary work; Rather, there are basic characteristics such as patience, respect and sensitive communication. Social agency specifically adds that it is helpful to deal with the different types of disabilities and their specific needs.
Preparations for volunteering cannot fuel false expectations: it is important to respect the self -determination and autonomy of people with disabilities and to put their wishes in the foreground. "Thinking one step further is the beginning," advises the social agency.
contact and interest
Anyone who is interested in an engagement in open disabled work can contact Kathrin Sauermann, by phone on 09 221/80 43 33 or via email to Sauermann@diakonie-kulmbach.de. Especially at a time when the need for social contacts is higher than ever, the organizations invite you to discover the commonality and support that can be offered ambassador of helpfulness. Everyone can make a difference - you too!
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