Malteser Baden-Württemberg

The Malteser in Baden-Württemberg are an integral part of the humanitarian work of the Malteser Hilfsdienst, an organization that has been dedicated to supporting and helping those in need for decades.

• Medical Services and Disaster Relief: The Malteser provide comprehensive medical services at events and are actively involved in disaster relief and emergency services[2][4].
• Refugee Assistance and Youth Work: They are engaged in refugee assistance and various youth work projects to support and promote young people.
• Social Services: The Malteser operate a variety of social services, including care and transport services, emergency call systems, and meal services to support sick, lonely, and disadvantaged individuals[2].
• First Aid Courses: Regular first aid courses are offered to better prepare the population for emergency situations[4].

The Malteser are based on Christian values and humanitarian principles. Their main mission is to help people in need, regardless of religion, race, or political beliefs, and to enable them to live with dignity. This is achieved through a variety of projects and services tailored to the needs of the community[2].

• Long-term Partnerships: Companies can contribute to the work of the Malteser through long-term partnerships, fundraising campaigns, or sponsorship agreements, thereby emphasizing their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)[1].
• Environmental and Health Projects: The Malteser are active in various areas such as healthcare, emergency and disaster relief, as well as in the ecological sector, to develop sustainable solutions for current and future challenges[1].
• Voluntary Engagement: With over 10,000 volunteers in 57 local and city branches, the Malteser make a significant contribution to the community and promote voluntary engagement in the region[2].

• Corona Assistance: During the Corona pandemic, over 800 volunteer or full-time Malteser were active in more than 30 city and rural districts with over 130 missions to support the affected population[2].
• Children's and Youth Hospice Service: The children's and youth hospice service of the Malteser in Baden-Württemberg will celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2024 and continues to advocate for palliative care and support for children and adolescents[3].

The Malteser in Baden-Württemberg are a vibrant example of commitment, humanity, and social responsibility, and their work is essential for the support and well-being of the community.

• 1 - https://www.malteser.de/spenden-helfen/als-unternehmen-helfen.html
• 2 - https://www.malteser-bw.de/wir-malteser/die-malteser-in-baden-wuerttemberg.html
• 3 - https://www.malteser-bw.de
• 4 - https://www.malteser.de/standorte/rems-murr-kreis.html
• 5 - https://www.malteser-bildungszentrum-bw.de