Haus Schöneberg offers a home to people with mental and multiple disabilities. People benefit from a wide range of offers depending on the severity and nature of their limitations. Thus, both people with mental and physical disabilities are supported. Haus Schöneberg has two places of work, the “Werkstatt Oevenum” and the “Haus Töft”.

The day group in the “Werkstatt Oevenum” is for people who cannot work in a conventional workshop for the disabled due to the severity of their disability. For this reason, Haus Schöneberg primarily offers an artistic approach by playing games or going for walks with the residents. In the fully stationary “Haus Töft”, people are cared for regardless of their faith or nationality. There are nine residential groups in this house, in which seven to nine people live together. These residential groups are cared for and supported by carers according to their individual needs.

Haus Schöneberg is located on the North Frisian island of Föhr in the north of Germany. The island attracts many tourists every year and is a popular holiday destination. Due to a regular ferry connection the mainland can always be reached quickly.