Leisure time with people with disabilities
Stiftung Unionhilfswerk Berlin - Team die freiwilligen im Unionhilfswerk
- Disabled People
- Arts, Music & Culture
- Mentoring, Sponsoring & Career Coaching
- Sports & Leisure Activities
About the volunteering opportunity
Benedict, a 40-year-old, friendly and sociable gentleman, lives in a shared flat for people with intellectual disabilities in Kreuzberg and is looking for a committed leisure partner. He is looking forward to company and support with various activities. He would like to go to a café, go for a walk in the park, go on short trips, play board games or UNO. He works from Monday to Friday in a workshop for people with disabilities until 1 pm.
The volunteering can take place flexibly from Monday to Friday between 2 pm and 8 pm. For volunteers who work full-time, it would be a good option to volunteer from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., for example. Benedict also has plenty of time at the weekend and is happy to receive visits.
Benedict likes to talk and would be happy to watch European Championship matches together. Do you also like soccer and would you like to spend time with Benedict?
Benedict likes to talk and would be happy to watch European Championship matches together. Do you also like soccer and would you like to spend time with Benedict?
Your Tasks
- Regular meetings with Benedict, preferably once a week.
- Joint activities such as visits to cafés, walks in the park, short trips, board games or playing UNO.
- Watching European Championship games together and talking about soccer.
What's needed
For this volunteering opportunity, advanced German skills are required.
- Sensitivity and empathy in dealing with people with disabilities.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to have an open conversation.
- Willingness to meet regularly.
- A respectful and open demeanor.
Time required
Thursday from 10 am
Saturday and Sunday
Important notice
You will be trained on site by our colleagues to ensure that you are familiar with the needs and special features.
It is helpful, but not a prerequisite, to have a first aider or first aid course
Where?
Stiftung Unionhilfswerk Berlin - Team die freiwilligen im Unionhilfswerk
Since 1946, the UNIONHILFSWERK has been providing social aid out of Christian responsibility. To this day, we remain committed to those who depend on care and support. Our commitment is shaped by our mission statement "to create an individual quality of life" in order to help people to help themselves. Originating from 70 years of civic involvement, voluntary involvement continues to be a fundamental pillar of our commitment to others. As an alliance of the corporate foundation, association, six non-profit organisations and support foundation, UNIONHILFSWERK offers a wide range of possible applications and a commitment-friendly framework.