Cooperations

Eight senior citizens and two young adults live in the senior citizens' residential community in Allmand Carré in Friedrichshafen. Young and old support each other in everyday life. A district manager from BruderhausDiakonie and the Evangelische Diakoniestation Friedrichshafen are located in the building.

The FIB is an Islamic religious community and a non-profit association that is active in the religious, social and cultural fields. The FIB provides comprehensive religious support for Muslims in Friedrichshafen and is committed to cohesion and peaceful coexistence in the city and society. The focus of its work is on young people. Young people should be empowered to participate in local society as self-determined and emancipated individuals and to help shape the community in a responsible manner.

The "Knowledge workshop" is an extracurricular program in which - based on the official curriculum - children and young people can tinker, craft and experiment together. The offer consists of various courses for children and young people aged between five and 18, where participants work on specific projects alone or in groups of up to 16 people in a relaxed atmosphere and have fun exploring phenomena from nature and technology.

The Liebenau Foundation is committed to the greatest possible self-determination and participation of all people in social life. The employees see themselves as partners for people who need support to achieve this. Their actions are guided by a Christian-based humanity, a high level of professionalism and sustainable economic efficiency. In accordance with the purpose of the foundation, the Liebenau Foundation is active in six business areas: Education, Health, Care, Neighborhood Work, Participation and Family as well as Service and Products. Every year, up to 30,000 people make use of the services offered or get involved in the social environment. Together with many partners in Germany and abroad, the Liebenau Foundation also aims to further develop the framework conditions for social work and improve the lives of the people it supports.

The Netzwerk Älter werden im Bodenseekreis identifies and describes the needs and life situations of older people and develops tailor-made offers for a wide range of topics, from social participation to the possibility of care services. The Zeppelin Museum is part of the Dementia Working Group, which is responsible for the series of events surrounding World Alzheimer's Day and also offers regular events for those affected and their relatives throughout the year.

The Playhouse is one of the most colorful facilities in the city of Friedrichshafen and offers a comprehensive leisure and learning program for children aged six to 13. It serves as an out-of-school meeting place where friendships can be made and prejudices broken down, a wide range of opportunities for creativity can be developed and children's self-confidence is encouraged.

Children and young people with different talents and disabilities live at the special education and counseling center with a focus on vision in Baindt near Weingarten. In order to meet all needs, the services on offer range from early intervention to numerous types of school and family-supporting accommodation. The children and their families come from a wide and open catchment area. The work of the SBBZ focuses on young people and their zest for life.

The centrally located youth and cultural center is an open youth work facility. The needs-oriented leisure activities are aimed at teenagers and young people aged 14 to 27. The program and activities are co-determined and designed by the young people. It ranges from a café and graffiti workshops to music recordings in the club's own recording studio. There is also the opportunity to take advantage of tutoring services at MOLKE.