Holidays - Christmas together instead of alone
Being alone when everyone seems to be celebrating together - loneliness can be particularly sad at Christmas. Various projects therefore try to bring people together over the festive period - for example the Germany-wide campaign "Keine(r) bleibt allein" (No one stays alone) by Mannheim-based Christian Fein. The principle is simple: anyone who is interested writes a message to the team via the social networks Instagram or Facebook. Hosts and guests are introduced to each other and then celebrate Christmas together at the host's home.
The "Christmas together" offer in Ravensburg, which is organized by the Seniorentreff and others, works in a similar way. However, not only older people are welcome, but also young people. And in Stuttgart, the city mission organizes a celebration in the Haus der Diakonie on 24 and 25 December: "Eva's Stall" is open to everyone and especially welcomes people in poverty and housing shortages.
Website of Keine(r)BleibtAllein Communication of the "Christmas together" campaign in Ravensburg "Eva's Stall" in Stuttgart
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- Despite feeling the stark loneliness that often accompanies the turn of the year, individuals in Ravensburg can seek solace in the local "Christmas together" initiative, organized by the Seniorentreff and others.
- For those in Baden-Württemberg who wish to avoid holiday loneliness, social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook provide a means to connect with the Mannheim-based campaign "Keine(r) bleibt allein" (No one stays alone).
- Reacting to the sadness of loneliness during the holidays, Eva's Stall in Stuttgart's Haus der Diakonie welcomes all, particularly those facing poverty and housing shortages, to celebrate Christmas together.
- Tried and tested in Ravensburg, this "Christmas together" concept has also made its way to the larger cities of Baden-Württemberg, such as Stuttgart, emphasizing the universal need for companionship during this special time of year.
- Looking for a way to spend holidays without the burden of loneliness, one can seek out local initiatives, like the "Keine(r) bleibt allein" campaign or "Eva's Stall," which aim to promote social interaction and togetherness.
- As the festive season approaches, those in Ravensburg, Stuttgart, or anywhere in Baden-Württemberg, may discover that the power of social networks - Instagram and Facebook - and community events like "Keine(r) bleibt allein" and "Eva's Stall," can fight off the isolation and loneliness that might otherwise accompany the turn of the year.
Source: www.stern.de
