Self -help group for mourners starts in the district of Kelheim

Self -help group for mourners starts in the district of Kelheim

Max-Bronold-Straße 10, 93326 Abensberg, Deutschland - In the district of Kelheim, Caritas will create a self -help group for relatives of deceased through suicide next year. The first meeting point is on Wednesday, January 8, from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the Caritas Social Center Abensberg. The protected space is headed by social worker Stephanie Bader and the volunteer Rudi Euringer, whereby the group should take place monthly. Affected people from the district of Kelheim have the opportunity to talk about their feelings such as anger, anger, shame and guilt and together to develop strategies to cope with this grief, such as Mittelbayerische reported.

support from volunteers

In the context of self -help and social support, volunteering at Caritas remains a central pillar. Through their time and their commitment, volunteers make an indispensable contribution to society, especially in difficult situations. This not only includes self-help groups, but also leisure activities and individual support that offer valuable help for people in need, such as Caritas Kelheim In a hectic everyday life in particular, such offers are of enormous importance to escape loneliness and promote a feeling of community. The thanks for these valuable contributions was particularly recognized on the occasion of the day of the volunteer to reward the commitment of all the helpers.

The possibility of participating in this self -help group not only offers a space for processing the grief, but also underlines the importance of volunteering for mental health in the region. Interested parties are invited to find out at the meeting points without prior registration, whereby contact is recommended to plan the first meeting.