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Malteser Baden-Württemberg
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About Malteser Baden-Württemberg
Malteser Baden-Württemberg is a leading humanitarian aid organization in the region, providing comprehensive support for vulnerable groups and in emergency situations. Its extensive services include Corona aid, child and youth support, care for families with seriously ill children, elderly care, assistance for individuals with limited mobility, and emergency aid. Unique initiatives like the "Herzenswunsch-Krankenwagen" (Last Wish Ambulance) and medical care for the uninsured highlight its significant social impact. The organization maintains a wide presence across the state, including major cities such as Aalen, Freiburg, Heidelberg, Karlsruhe, Mannheim, Stuttgart, and Ulm, and contributes to international efforts. It relies on donations and volunteer engagement, offering diverse opportunities to get involved.
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Sustainability Goals
Good Health & Well-Being
Comprehensive Healthcare and Well-being for All
The organization provides emergency aid, specialized care for the seriously ill, and medical assistance for uninsured individuals, promoting overall health and well-being.
Reduced Inequalities
Ensuring Access to Aid for Vulnerable Groups
Malteser Baden-Württemberg supports individuals with limited mobility, senior citizens, children, youth, and refugees and migrants, thereby working to reduce existing inequalities.
No Poverty
Mitigating Hardship and Reducing Poverty Risks
The humanitarian aid and medical care for uninsured individuals support people and families in need, alleviating existential hardship and reducing their risk of falling into poverty.
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Q1What is the mission and social impact of Malteser Baden-Württemberg?+
Malteser Baden-Württemberg is a leading humanitarian aid organization providing comprehensive support for vulnerable groups and in emergency situations. Its high social impact is evident in initiatives such as the "Herzenswunsch-Krankenwagen" (Last Wish Ambulance) and medical care for people without health insurance.
Q2What services does Malteser Baden-Württemberg offer?+
The organization offers a wide range of services, including Corona aid, support for children and youth, families with seriously ill children, "Leben im Alter" (life in old age), assistance for individuals with limited mobility, and emergency aid. It also engages in training, flight and migration support, and global Malteser projects.
Q3Where does Malteser Baden-Württemberg operate in the region?+
Malteser Baden-Württemberg maintains a wide presence throughout the state with numerous locations. These include major cities such as Aalen, Freiburg, Heidelberg, Karlsruhe, Mannheim, Stuttgart, and Ulm, ensuring comprehensive service delivery across the region.
Q4Where can interested individuals find job vacancies at Malteser Baden-Württemberg?+
Current job vacancies at Malteser Baden-Württemberg are available directly on the organization's career page. Interested individuals can view them at https://jobs.malteser.de/de/?cf%5B%5D=3&searchterm=&1.
Q5How can individuals or companies get involved with or support Malteser Baden-Württemberg?+
There are various ways to get involved and provide support, including volunteering, voluntary service, and donations. Individuals can donate online, become supporting members, or make bequests; companies can also offer their support to the organization.
Q6Which UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does Malteser Baden-Württemberg primarily contribute to?+
The organization primarily contributes to SDG 3 "Good Health and Well-being" through its comprehensive medical and social aid services. Secondarily, it supports SDG 10 "Reduced Inequalities" and tertiarily SDG 1 "No Poverty."
