All people in need of care are welcome at the Zehnthof residential and meeting centre (WBZ). This is regardless of religious, cultural or sexual identity. The WBZ integrates sexual and gender minorities and has created appropriate structural, organisational and personnel conditions and is a place of diversity. Sexual and gender diversity is recognised as an essential aspect of personality in daily life and care. The staff have taken the initiative to offer LGBTI people a safe home and good care. If you belong to this group of people, you will experience recognition, respect, appreciation and the promotion of a self-determined life at the WBZ.
There is an atmosphere of openness with regard to the diversity of biographies. A "Diversity as a place to live" code of conduct is explained to staff, new residents and their trusted persons (including relatives, the family of choice and carers). At the resident's request, it is possible to exclude first-degree relatives from the care planning process. They also decide who will be informed in an emergency.
❋ Adults 🧑
❋Children and teenagers 🧒
❋Culturally sensitive 💛
❋LGBTIQ-sensitive 🏳️🌈
➜ Ventilated patients 🫁
➜ Dementia sufferers 💭
➜ MS patients 🫴
Manuela Balkenohl
Am Zehnthof 119, 44141 Dortmund, Germany
492315649105
Here you will find all care aids known to us, Support services and counselling centres that can cross-sensitive Care can help.
You would like to present your offer, which is aimed at the LGBTIQ* care community, free of charge, or you have had good experiences and would like to make a recommendation.
