Childcare at home supports parents and single parents with caring for acutely ill children if they cannot undertake this themselves for professional or training-related reasons. Pedagogically trained mobile child carers with many years of experience provide individual care quickly and flexibly and where necessary accompany the child to appointments with the doctor.

The childcare at home service Plus relieves the pressure on parents with chronically terminally ill children by taking care of healthy siblings.

Home help
Home helpers provide support with managing daily tasks (handling the laundry and clothing, preparing small meals, assisting in the household, etc.) and contribute to the feeling of security and well-being in the familiar home environment, e.g. by helping with personal hygiene.

Home nursing care
Professionally qualified health and nursing staff as well as care assistants provide home care and support for people who are ill and in need of help. An individual support and care plan is set up in consultation with the client.

Employees in the visiting service help with administrative procedures, doctor’s visits and walks, do the shopping and are partners for chats and leisure time activities.

Assisted residential communities for senior citizens is an offer for elderly persons who no longer wish, or are no longer able, to live alone for health or socially-related reasons, but who nevertheless do not require the extensive care services of a nursing home.

Assisted residential communities for senior citizens is an offer for elderly persons who no longer wish, or are no longer able, to live alone for health or socially-related reasons, but who nevertheless do not require the extensive care services of a nursing home.

Basic special needs classes are a form of schooling within the regular school system for children and youths who have multiple handicaps and are dependent on care. To facilitate individual learning, four to five pupils are taught according to a holistic, need-based concept. Other services include after-school and holiday-support groups.

The HandWerk offers adults with mental illness and/or handicap the possibility to work creatively and artistically. This structures daily life in a manageable way and facilitates social contacts as well as social learning. Through creativity and talent, clients produce unique objects made of wood, paper, fabric or clay, that are then sold in our shop located at Herbststraße 21, 1160 Vienna.

Systemic couple and family therapy is a service offered for families, single parents, couples and singles. Our psychotherapists contribute to opening up new paths for togetherness, finding alternatives, overcoming crises and revitalizing relationships.

Child therapy is a service that offers holistic and integrative care of children in need of therapy at the Education Campus Seestadt. It includes psychotherapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy.

Mobile occupational therapy primarily offers therapy at home, advice for adapting the living space and consulting with regard to aid. People, who are ill, handicapped or in need of care receive a therapeutic option for making their daily life easier and thus gain the opportunity to remain in their own home for a longer period of time by making simple adaptations.

Mobile early development promotion is a service aimed at children whose development is either at risk (e.g. premature babies) or retarded and/ or handicapped children and their families until such time as the children enter nursery school. The service includes pedagogic development promotion for a child on the basis of an individually prepared furtherance concept, as well as consulting and support for the family in handling the child’s retarded development / handicap in its familiar home environment.

In mobile support we assist adults suffering from a mental illness and/or handicap in the form of home visits, consultations in the office and support with finding different alternatives in the social environment.

The socio-psychiatric residential community is partially assisted and offers young adults various support services provided by a multi-professional team. 13 adults are given support in the fully assisted residential community, which comprises a core building and connecting training flats.