Sounding hope: 3rd hit service in Matzlow on July 13th!

Sounding hope: 3rd hit service in Matzlow on July 13th!

Matzlow, Deutschland - in Matzlow it will be lively on Sunday, July 13, 2025, at 5 p.m. in the Evangelical Church! The Förderverein Kirche Matzlow e.V. set up the 3rd hit service. Under the motto "for me" Pröpfin Sabine Schümann will keep the sermon and the musical accompaniment will take care of the musical accompaniment on the piano and Stefanie Reißig on the singing. Singing along is expressly desired, so that all participants can immerse themselves in a warm community.

After the service, a cozy end to the churchyard is planned, where the guests can relax during drinks and conversations. Admission is free, but donations for the Matzlower Church and the SAPV team "Mike Möwenherz" are requested, which offers valuable support for affected families.

support for children in emergency

The SAPV team "Mike Möwenherz" is an outpatient facility specializing in palliative care in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, which is an important service for children and adolescents with incurable diseases. As described Mike Möwenherz , the team is composed of pediatricians, pediatric nurses, a social worker and a psychologist. Their goal is to enable young patients to remain in their familiar environment, which significantly improves their quality of life.

Another plus: The services offered range from palliative medicine, pain therapy to intensive care care. The team not only provides medical support for the families, but also psychological and social support. A 24-hour emergency phone ensures that help is available at any time-a real ray of hope in difficult times.

comprehensive care

Palliative basic care is usually ensured by the home care of young people by pediatricians and outpatient child care services. healthy.bund.de explains that the basic supply includes medical care and the relief of pain. If there is a further decline in health, the general outpatient palliative care (AAPV) can be used. This is carried out in many ways by pediatricians who make home visits if necessary.

The combination of medical, psychological and social support is essential to make life as pleasant as possible. So when it comes to spending the last months or years of a child with dignity, the services of the SAPV team are essential. The supply is tailored to the individual needs of families and can often offer enormous relief.