Info session online: Earning extra income from home with purpose and heart.

Digital Information Event: The Association for Social Psychiatry e.V. is looking for individuals, couples, or families who can provide a new home and support in daily life for someone experiencing mental health challenges. Are you looking for a social supplemental income at home? In the districts of Reutlingen, Tübingen, Zollernalb, Sigmaringen, and Alb-Donau, we are seeking individuals, couples, or families to offer a new home and daily support to someone with mental health challenges. As a BWF host family, you will receive reliable professional support along with a tax-free additional income. Many individuals with mental health challenges find it very difficult to manage daily life on their own. However, they do not wish to live in a residential facility. This is where "Supported Living in Families" (BWF) comes into play. The idea is that a single person, a couple, a family, or even a shared apartment offers such an individual a place in their home. Many BWF host families experience how much a person can thrive in a familial environment through trust and reliability during their time together. Learn more without obligation in our online consultation: You are welcome to ask any questions regarding the topic of host families and supplemental income. Or you can simply drop by without any obligation, and our colleague will gladly tell you more about the BWF, the admission process, possible mental health conditions, and the experiences of other host families. No registration is required. We look forward to seeing you! In your role as a host family, you will not be alone: With our decades of experience, we will prepare you individually for your task and support you as a host family together with the resident. We are here to assist you reliably with any questions and problems. Additionally, you are entitled to 28 vacation days per year. The BWF could be right for you if you... • want to engage socially and have the time resources for it. • have a free room. • have the opportunity to actively involve a person in your family life and support them in daily activities. The VSP has been accompanying and supporting people with mental illnesses in the areas of housing, daily structure & work, care, and youth assistance since 1972. The non-profit association advocates for participation and anti-stigmatization.