You can see the entrance to the property at Nordstrasse. The house is white, the entrance to the property is blue and covered.
Supervised 24 hours a day/night / single room / 26 residential places

Assisted living Nordstrasse

Assisted living at Nordstrasse focuses on individual yet communal living. The Nordstrasse is a home where everyone can feel safe and supported and receive assistance in relearning and consolidating everyday tasks. Self-determination and the experience of positive shared experiences are the focus here.

The "focus" is the main thing and especially important.
"To care" also means "to accompany". A person or a team takes care of a person who needs support.
"To care" also means "to accompany". A person or a team takes care of a person who needs support.
"Accompaniment" means: a person assists another person with a job or task.
"Individual" means: Every person is different, and every person is special. That's why every person needs different support. We adapt our offer to each person. This makes our offer different and individual for every person.
"Individual" means: Every person is different, and every person is special. That's why every person needs different support. We adapt our offer to each person. This makes our offer different and individual for every person.
"Self-determination" means that a person can decide for himself. Man can decide about his own life.
"Self-determination" means that a person can make their own decisions. Young people and adults can make their own decisions about their lives.

Nordstrasse:

  • Full time care, 365 days a year 24 hours a day/night.
  • 26 residential places divided into two residential groups with single rooms.
  • A "residential group" is like a shared apartment: different people live together in one apartment. But the people are not a family.
  • Furnished single rooms, which can be supplemented with your own furniture if desired.
  • With large community garden.
  • A "community garden" belongs to several people together. All people take care of the garden and are allowed to use it.
  • Varied leisure and vacation activities.
You can see a woman leaning on the railing of the balcony and looking into the garden. On the beam are a table and two chairs and a parasol.
Man with gray shirt. His name is Martin Göllner. He is the contact person for everything to do with housing.

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Martin Göllner