BruderhausDiakonie Stiftung Gustav Werner und Haus am Berg

About BruderhausDiakonie Stiftung Gustav Werner und Haus am Berg

The BruderhausDiakonie is a non-profit, Christian-diaconal foundation in Baden-Württemberg. Our services include diverse assistance and support for children, adolescents, and adults. We are active in the fields of elderly care, disability support, youth welfare, social psychiatry, work, and vocational training. Around 5,000 employees are here for you. With the goal of “Having a part. Being a part.”, we enable people to participate in work, education, home, and society. The BruderhausDiakonie offers housing and care, counseling, education and upbringing, as well as opportunities for integration into work. Within the scope of our services, we take care of you – personally, individually tailored to you, and with professional expertise. Our employees are your contact persons in your region and in your respective district and place of residence. You can find contact details for the respective services. The BruderhausDiakonie is a social organization with tradition: The theologian Gustav Werner and his wife Albertine founded the Gustav Werner Foundation for the Bruderhaus in the 19th century, which is today's BruderhausDiakonie. Even as a young curate, Gustav Werner created initial educational institutions for children and young adults. He provided orphans with a home and enabled work and training opportunities in specially founded factories, also for people with disabilities. His guiding principle “What does not become action has no value” remains our guideline today. With our work, we continue his social and societal commitment. We foster a respectful coexistence. Cooperative collaboration is important to us. We consider your individual wishes and needs in our services. We maintain contact with relatives as well as with volunteers, church communities, associations, and partners locally and in the region.