Caritas Styria: Nora Tödtling-Musenbichler- A century full of help!

Caritas Styria: Nora Tödtling-Musenbichler- A century full of help!

In an exciting new episode of Caritas Styria Podcast "A good life for everyone", it is about pioneering topics that touch the hearts of the listeners. Nora Tödtling-Musenbichler, the first woman at the head of Caritas Austria, talks to Megaphon editor-in-chief Peter K. Wagner about her clear vision for the future of the aid organization. She emphasizes that it should be the goal of creating a society in which organizations such as Caritas become superfluous because nobody has to live in need. "How is that possible, a good life for everyone," is the central question that leads the discussion. Interested parties can listen to this podcast on all common platforms, such as ots.at .

This remarkable position was no coincidence. Tödtling Musenbichler, who grew up in Knittelfeld, began as a 15-year-old with a learning project for disadvantaged students, for which she was awarded the Humanitas Medal in 1999. Their commitment grew over the years and led to the construction of 68 Caritas learning cafes across Austria (as of November 2023). After almost two decades in various social projects and management positions, including the head of the Vinziwerke Austria, she was elected President of Caritas Austria in February 2024, taking on a key role in the organization. According to Wikipedia she is an expert in social management and is passionate about the right-wing groups.

criticism and commitment to society

Tödtling-Musenbichler himself states that Caritas does not act in a party policy policy, but is strongly committed to socio-political issues. It is challenged by critics who have the impression that the organization is not sufficiently political. But she countered that Caritas is an important mouthpiece for the weak of society. The podcast, which is informative and inspiring, offers your audience a deep insight into your mindset and views. Their commitment to social issues and the freedom of choice of women in management positions is clearly emphasized, which is decisive for their vision of an equal society.