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New residential project in Stralsund: A home for young people in need of care
Stralsund is supporting a new housing project for young people in need of care. A world trip and Halloween parties are also planned. Learn more!
New residential project in Stralsund: A home for young people in need of care
Stralsund is bringing a breath of fresh air into the care landscape with an innovative residential project called “Junge Pflege am Sund”. This unique offer is aimed at people aged 18 to 65 in need of care and enables them to live independently in an integrative environment. The project was recently recognized with a special award at the Geriatric Care Awards, which shows that a really good cause has been created here. According to the Baltic Sea newspaper The project offers individual apartments with private bathrooms, kitchenettes and balconies. There are currently four apartments available, which could attract many interested parties.
Peter Hausmann, the facility's oldest resident, has been enjoying his new home for three months and has noticed how important this form of support is for young people in need of care. Because like them too Maltese inform, over 300,000 people in Germany between the ages of 15 and 60 are in need of care. They often live either at home with their relatives or in sub-optimal facilities such as old people's homes or facilities for the disabled.
A new adventure for Jonathan Göbel
Jonathan Göbel from Stralsund is causing a stir in a completely different way. He and his partner have planned something very special: a 133-day trip around the world on the cruise ship “Aidadiva”. The journey takes you to 55 different destinations, including exciting cities such as New York, Honolulu and Tokyo, as well as the impressive Panama Canal. So much for starters - we're excited to see what stories they'll bring back from their adventures.
Halloween celebrations and social projects
But it's not just the big trips that are coming, preparations for the Halloween parties in Stralsund and the surrounding area are also in full swing. On October 31st there are parades and costume competitions on the program, which are sure to attract many ghosts big and small. This will be fun!
In the area of social real estate, there are also developments in Göhren, where the “Zum green Kakadu” guesthouse, which has been closed for months, is for sale. If no buyer can be found, there are considerations about using the property for social concepts. It remains to be seen how this will develop further.
In addition, the new free newsletter “Zweitheimat” from the Ostsee-Zeitung will appear weekly and will provide information for those interested in the Baltic Sea. The editorial team would like to further promote love for the region.