1. Women's flea market in Stralsund: Fashion for a good cause!

<ol> <li>Women's flea market in Stralsund: Fashion for a good cause!</li> </ol>

On November 8th, 2025, the Helios Hanseklinikum Stralsund will be the venue for a special event: the 6th women's flea market. From 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., over 30 exhibitors will present a colorful variety of clothing, accessories and handmade unique pieces. The event not only promises a great opportunity to browse, but also a platform for meetings and exchanges in a cozy atmosphere. The organizer is Thomas Wolff, the head of oncology, who is also sending a strong signal of solidarity and commitment with this initiative. The income from the stand fees goes directly to the Stralsund Hospice Association, which supports and accompanies seriously ill people and their relatives.

The Stralsund Hospice Association e.V. does valuable work by offering sensitive advice and support for seriously ill and dying people. They focus on the individual wishes and needs of those affected and their relatives. Volunteers are available to provide comfort and support. These initiatives help to promote social awareness of issues surrounding hospice care, dying and grief. At the same time, they are committed to reducing fears and showing that dying is part of life, so that everyone can say goodbye with dignity. Further information about the work of the hospice association can be found on their website, where they also provide information about their services.

A place of meeting

The women's flea market is supported by managing director Michael Kabiersch, who welcomes visitors with free parking at the helipad. This logistical support demonstrates the clinic's concern to not only be a place of care, but also to create a space for the community. The flea market not only promotes togetherness, but also strengthens local contacts and relationships, which is even more important in today's times.

The hospice idea, which is promoted by the German Hospice and Palliative Association (DHPV), states that every person needs care and support in the last phase of life. This support should not be limited to one age group, but should address all people, young and old, in the final phase of their lives. Ultimately, the association's task is to create conditions that guarantee comprehensive professional palliative medical and nursing care. Psychosocial and spiritual support is also the focus here. The aim is to guarantee people the maximum possible autonomy until the end.

So visit the women's flea market on November 8th at the Helios Hanseklinikum Stralsund and enjoy a unique shopping experience while making an important contribution to hospice work. Whether browsing through the lovingly put together stands or exchanging ideas with friends and neighbors - what connects us all is in the air here: humanity, support and the pursuit of dealing with the challenges of life with respect.

Further information can also be found on the pages of Helios Gesundheit, the Stralsund Hospice Association and the DHPV.