Paul-Riebeck Foundation extends an invitation for an open house event
The historic Akazienhof Hotel & Brauhaus in Cologne, Germany, is inviting the public to an open house event on September 7, 2022, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event, hosted by the Paul Riebeck Foundation, offers a unique opportunity to explore the residence and gain insights into the ergotherapeutic and recreational pedagogical offerings provided to people with intellectual and/or multiple disabilities.
During the open house event, visitors can expect guided tours showcasing the historic building's architecture and the amenities it offers, such as free parking, free Wi-Fi, and its proximity to Cologne/Bonn Airport and local transit. There will also be creative hands-on activities, occupational therapy sessions, and presentations by the professional educators, therapists, and healthcare professionals who support the residents.
The radio and theater group, Halle.P.R.S., will personally present their projects at the event. Visitors can also enjoy a rickshaw ride in the park and make use of the fitness trail, making for a fun and engaging day out.
For larger groups, registration should be done with Kristina Wanzek at the provided contact details. The event also offers career opportunities in disability support for those interested in making a difference in the lives of people with disabilities.
Current hygiene rules for visitors can be found on the Paul Riebeck Foundation's website to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all. The Akazienhof residence, home to Halle.P.R.S. external living groups and day support center, is a cozy and lively home for many, and this open house event is a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the work they do and the support they provide.
- In the historical Akazienhof Hotel & Brauhaus event, attendees can look forward to presentations by mental health professionals from Halle.P.R.S., discussing their projects related to health-and-wellness and mental health.
- During the open house, visitors can take part in occupational therapy sessions and creative activities, furthering their understanding of science applied in a real-world health-and-wellness context, particularly mental health.
