In a project set up for two years, the Berlin-based Institute for Humanity, Ethics and Science (IMEW) has focused on men and women with complex cognitive and/or physical limitations and investigated to what extent the needs of these people in everyday life are being given consideration. In the interview, Dr. Katrin Grüber, Head of the IMEW, talks about the principal findings that have come to light from the investigation, published in May 2021.

Children and young people need safe havens, where they can feel at home as well as develop in a protected and healthy way. The association Violetta e. V. is committed to the cause of children being raised free of physical harm and discrimination. The specialist counseling center has, for over 30 years, been dedicated to protecting minors and young adults from sexualized violence. In that respect, in the context of a three-year project it is placing a particular focus on impaired boys and girls.  ...

Development work is under way at the Friedrichshulde Support Center just west of Hamburg that carries on tradition: A number of residential groups will be housed in a contemporary and homely style in five new accessible buildings that have been erected. SAGST is helping to acquire new furnishings.

The state aid agency Blaufeuer advises public and independent professionals in Saxony on sexual border violations by children, adolescents and adolescents. In the interview, graduate psychologist Jan Schweinsberg speaks about the educational and therapeutic work with juvenile perpetrators and how important it is to support girls and boys in learning borderline behaviors.

Support for organic farmers in northern Germany is provided by the organic farming mentoring network Mentoren-Netzwerk Ökolandbau. Financed by SAGST, not only does this offer place experienced colleagues at the disposal of young managers, but it also provides advice to those responsible in special situations, such as a transfer of operations.