Heute (26.05.2020) hat uns Herr Puschmann vom HEWAG Seniorenstift aus Duisburg-Hamborn mit seinem Besuch zum Ramadan-Fest in unserem Verein Ăźberrascht. Wir mĂśchten uns hier an dieser Stelle noch einmal recht herzlich fĂźr diese gelungene Ăberraschung bedanken.
Wir freuen uns, dass wir mit dem Rheinischer Dialog und Bildungsverein e.V.. der Empathie e.V., Essen fßr Obdachlosen im Petershof kochen kÜnnen. In diesem Jahr kÜnnen wir Muslime nicht wie gewohnt das Fastenbrechen im Rahmen vieler Freunde und Verwandte begehen. Und so freuen wir uns, dass wir fßr die Obdachlosen im Marxloh täglich ein Essen kochen dßrfen. Seit Monaten kßmmert sich in der Kirche Pater Oliver Potschien um die Bedßrftigen und schläft mittlerweile selber dort, um immer vor Ort zu sein. Es ist uns besonders in diesen Ramadan-Tagen ein Bedßrfnis, anderen Menschen zu helfen und zu unterstßtzen.
Es ist fßr uns selbstverständlich, Verantwortung fßr die Menschen in unserer Zivilgesellschaft im Rahmen einer Nachbarschaftshilfe zu ßbernehmen, die auf Grund von Krankheit oder Alter gerade in den jetzigen Tagen Hilfe benÜtigen. In Zusammenarbeit mit dem Empathie e.V. und Rheinischer Dialog und Bildungsverein e.V. mÜchten wir Bedßrftigen gerne folgende Hilfen anbieten:
Mit Ihrem unermßdlichen Engagement in den letzten Wochen in der Nachbarschafts- und Corona-Hilfe, vor allem aber bei der Herstellung der MNS Mund-Nasen-Schutz Masken, leisten Sie einen unbezahlbaren und wertvollen Beitrag fßr das soziale Miteinander, die Solidarität sowie die lebendige Gestaltung und Weiterentwicklung unserer Stadtgesellschaft. Durch Ihre Hilfe haben wir ßber 2000 MNS-Masken an folgende Einrichtungen und Menschen kostenlos verteilt: Polizei, Feuerwehr, Flßchtlingsheime, DRK, HEWAG-Seniorenstift, Vivawest, Caritas, KinderHerz Zentren Essen, Kant-Berufskolleg, Helius-Krankenhaus, Mädchenheim Villa Sonnenschein, weitere Vereine und Nachbarn.
Dieses Osterfest wird bestimmt niemand vergessen. Hoffen wir, dass nächstes Jahr jeder wieder gemeinsam mit der Familie Ostern feiern kann. Um den Helden des (Corona-)Alltags etwas Freude zu bereiten, haben wir uns mit den Partnervereinen Empathie e.V. und FIB e.V. Duisburg zusammengetan und am 11. April einige Institutionen, wie z.B. die Polizeihauptwache Duisburg Hamborn oder das Krankenhaus, mit Ostergeschenken Ăźberrascht. Sie alle tragen dazu bei, dass unsere Gesellschaft funktioniert und verdienen dafĂźr unseren aller grĂśĂten Respekt und unsere Wertschätzung.
Der Verein fĂśrdert den interkulturellen Dialog und engagiert sich in sozialen, kulturellen, kĂźnstlerischen und religiĂśsen Projekten, um Menschen unterschiedlicher Kulturen zu verbinden und ihre Bildung zu unterstĂźtzen.
FIB Duisburg e.V. Erklärung zur Barrierefreiheit
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