Lebenshilfe Bremen eV (Association for People with Intellectual Disabilities).
Lebenshilfe Bremen was founded in 1960 by parents for their children with disabilities. Since then, family members, professionals, and many volunteers have been committed to a good, inclusive life for people with and without disabilities. People with disabilities themselves also advocate for their interests within Lebenshilfe.
At the heart of our work are the everyday needs of each individual, which are as diverse as the people themselves. With our wide range of services for children, young people and families, our various housing options for adults, our leisure and travel program, our Plain Language office and our numerous counseling services, we strive to meet these needs on an individual basis.
We are committed to ensuring that every person with an intellectual disability can live as independently as possible and receives the necessary support. Our goal is to enable equal participation in all areas of life.
Offer overview:
Advice:
- Open consultation
- Legal advice
- Housing advice
- Early intervention consultation
- Sibling counseling
- Advice on migration and disability
- Couples counseling
- Single parent counseling
- Violence prevention
Parents for parents:
- Sunday brunch
- Networking of parents
Children, young people and families:
- Early intervention
- Weser children
- Children's oasis
- Personal support in daycare centers
- Integrative support in after-school care
- School support
- Family support services
- Outpatient educational support
- Child welfare services
- Physiotherapy
Reside:
- Living in a community
- Living alone
- Residential training
- Advisory boards
- Women's Representative
Vacation, leisure and socializing:
- LH Tours
- Let's go!
- Disco
- KoBe
- Leisure activities for seniors
- Sport and exercise
- Bereavement Café
- 100% Werder Partner
Office for Plain Language:
- Further education and training
- Images for Plain Language
- Short stories in easy language
- Publications in Plain Language
- News in easy language