Heinrich House
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| legal form | gGmbH |
| founding | 1928 |
| Seat | Neuwied - Engers |
| management | Dirk Rein, Frank Zenzen |
| Website | www.heinrich-haus.de |
The Heinrich-Haus gGmbH is a modern, social services company in the northern Rhineland-Palatinate , with many facilities for people with physical, learning and sensory disabilities and seniors. The managing directors are Dirk Rein and Frank Zenzen. The rector is Pastor Paul Freialdenhoven, who is also part of the pastoral care team, as pastoral care as a Catholic institution is an important foundation of the work in the Heinrich House.
The Heinrich-Haus is a company of the Josefs-Gesellschaft Köln (JG Group), which operates nationwide with a variety of facilities for people with disabilities , schools, workshops, hospitals and retirement homes. It was inaugurated on October 30, 1928, after the Josefs-Gesellschaft acquired Engers Castle and 19 acres of land from the Prussian domain administration and established a home, remedial and educational institution for people with disabilities here. Since then, the offer has been continuously developed. It was named after Heinrich Sommer , a Catholic clergyman, a pioneer in the work of the disabled and founder of the Josefs Society, as well as the benefactor Heinrich Heide from New York.
Schoolchildren live, work and learn in the Heinrich House, young people learn a trade and adults with disabilities work in the workshops. They are supported by social, academic, professional and medical rehabilitation. The offer under the motto “The focus is on people” also includes medical and therapeutic services, outpatient care services and advice. Women and men spend their retirement years in the local senior center.
Education & work
The Heinrich-Haus has three state-recognized private schools with different funding focuses: the Christiane-Herzog-Schule with the funding priority motor development in Neuwied - Engers , the Wilhelm-Albrecht-Schule with the funding priority holistic and motor development in Höhn / Westerwald and the vocational school School in Neuwied- Heimbach-Weis . What all schools have in common is the concept of promoting participation and professional integration. Students can get the same degrees as in public schools.
In the vocational training center (BBW) with an integrated vocational school and connected boarding school, the Heinrich-Haus has been qualifying young people with disabilities in more than 30 professions since 1976. During and after their training they are advised and supported on their way to employment. The BBW is a member of the quality community of the seven vocational training centers for the hearing and speech impaired and certified to work with the hearing impaired.
In the professional assessment and support center (AFZ) of the Heinrich-Haus, young people with disabilities are supported in their search for the most suitable training, job or employment position. The services include various diagnostic and test procedures, the testing of practical skills in companies and the recommendation and mediation of measures for school, training or a job.
In the Heinrich-Haus, people with disabilities find a job that is tailored to their needs and individual strengths. There are workshops in Engers, Heimbach-Weis, St. Katharinen and in the Neuwied industrial area, as well as mining and production facilities, including a car workshop, Culterra (floristry, gardening and landscaping), CAP market, color technology and interior design, laundry, wood center, Mittelrhein Logistik and KWN Neuwied (electrical / industrial assembly, metal construction, shredding, graphics and printing). The handicrafts and services are geared towards private and commercial needs. In addition, the Heinrich-Haus has founded two integration companies: In 1994 the DLC (Service Center) Neuwied gGmbH and in 2003 the DG Mittelrhein GmbH in Bendorf.
health
In the Medical Care Center (MVZ) and also in the Medical Treatment Center for People with Mental or Severe Multiple Disabilities (MZEB), the Heinrich-Haus offers a comprehensive range of medical and therapeutic services with specialized doctors, therapists and advice centers at various locations. The practices are open to all patients (all health insurance companies). You do not have to live or work in the Heinrich House to take advantage of the medical and therapeutic offers.
Living & living
In Engers, Bendorf- Sayn and Heimbach-Weis as well as in Neuwied, Kettig and Koblenz, the Heinrich-Haus offers a wide variety of living spaces for children, young people and adults with disabilities or impairments. In the senior citizen center in Engers, which opened in 2008, there are living spaces for senior citizens aged 65 and over: only single rooms with private bathrooms and staff specially trained for dementia.
In 1997, the Heinrich-Haus mobil outpatient care service was launched and has since supported numerous elderly, sick or disabled people in the region in need of care and assistance. The employees not only take care of basic and treatment care as well as preventive care, but also help, for example, with housekeeping, housework, shopping, visits to the doctor and take care of the necessary technical assistance. The services of the outpatient nursing service also include short-term care and, if desired, nursing advice visits and the establishment of an emergency call system. [4] In 2017 it celebrated its 20th anniversary. The Heinrich-Haus is the provider of the advice and coordination center in the Neuwied 2 care center. The Heinrich-Haus transport service transports people, with and without handicaps, to their destination.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ About us. In: heinrich-haus.de. Retrieved November 15, 2018 .
- ↑ Vocational training in the BBW. In: heinrich-haus.de. Retrieved November 15, 2018 .
- ↑ We create a home for everyone. In: heinrich-haus.de. Retrieved November 15, 2018 .
- ↑ Flexible and needs-based. In: heinrich-haus.de. Retrieved November 15, 2018 .
- ↑ Anniversary celebration: Heinrich-Haus mobil thanks employees. In: nr-kurier.de. July 12, 2017. Retrieved November 15, 2018 .
Coordinates: 50 ° 25 ′ 23.7 " N , 7 ° 32 ′ 28.3" E