Jugendwohngruppe Flex Sonnenberg

stationary Wiesbaden 16-21 Jahre
§ 27 § 34 § 35 § 35a § 41 § 41a

JWG Flex Sonnenberg has eight residential places for young people with a migrant background aged 16 and over and is part of the Ludwig-Eibach-Haus. The outdoor living area is divided between two locations in Wiesbaden. The Lindenhaus has four apartment rooms, centrally located at Wiesbaden train station. The second location is on Kleiststraße, also close to the train station. Outpatient care is provided on site by teams of employees in their own office. This ensures that direct proximity and care are always guaranteed. Work is carried out promptly on training and language prospects. The team is trained in migration issues and supports young refugees in their integration process.

Contact Information
Patrick Lahr
Regionalleitung Wiesbaden II
T +49 611 504007 23
Jugendwohngruppe Flex Sonnenberg
Johannes-Brahms-Straße 15a
65193 Wiesbaden
T +49 611 58280826
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This is important to us

The Intercultural Youth Residential Group in Wiesbaden is aimed at young people aged 16 and over who have fled to Germany unaccompanied for various reasons or who are unable to live with their families (temporarily). We offer them a safe home and provide them with full residential care as well as outpatient support to help them become independent. Our concept is based on the abilities of young people in order to support them in their development into self-determined, responsible, and socially competent individuals.

The aim is to prevent and reduce disadvantages and enable young people to participate equally in society.

We have a strong network and work closely with schools, youth welfare offices, immigration authorities, language mediators, integration and language courses, and parents to develop individual perspectives with young people.

This is our profile

  • Individual, needs-based educational opportunities
  • Promotion of self-confidence and independence
  • Practicing self-determination and personal responsibility
  • Development of problem-solving strategies
  • Development of a sustainable life plan
  • Targeted support
  • Language support
  • Teaching (democratic-participatory) norms and values, as well as everyday life and structure
  • Reliable contact persons for young people and the individuals, institutions, and authorities involved
  • Transition to further support systems

That is particularly

Intercultural
Admission is arranged by the responsible youth welfare office.

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