Free advice and offers for those affected on September 5 in Spandau

On September 5, 2024, the advice center "Mela 8" of the Spandau health department opens its doors to all interested citizens. From 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., visitors have the opportunity to find out about the large number of free offers that are provided especially for people with disabilities, cancer and chronic illnesses. The event is not only a source of information, but also a valuable opportunity for networking between those affected and experts.

From 2:00 p.m., admission for wheelchair users will also open to ensure that all visitors: inside have the opportunity to reach the facilities unhindered. The address of the event is Melanchtonstrasse 8-9 in Berlin, a easily accessible location in the heart of Spandau.

offers and partners on site

Numerous cooperation partners will be present at this open house. The participating organizations include the general blind and visually impaired association (ABSV Berlin), outpatient hospice services, as well as self-help groups, which are specifically geared towards the needs of cancer and their relatives, such as women's self-help Krebs in Berlin-Spandau and the Society for Biological Cancer defense e.v.

In addition, the advice center offers a multifaceted program. Interested parties can find out more about “sports after cancer” or try out brass tube shooting that is considered an inclusive sport. Health services such as blood pressure controls and BMI regulations are also available, just like a vaccination check for the prevention of infectious diseases. The free ice cream counter, which is sponsored by Florida ice cream, also contributes to a happy atmosphere.

"Mela 8" is not only responsible for advice on health and social issues, but also offers deeper support for people who are faced with HIV. The advice center has established itself as a reliable contact point that offers practical help in addition to medical care for legal and financial issues. This also includes the organization of discussion groups and joint leisure activities for those affected.

This event is of great importance, since it not only increases the visibility of the advisory services, but also promotes integration and awareness of the needs of people with disabilities and illnesses. At a time when more support and community are required, "Mela 8" sets a sign of solidarity and helpfulness.

Further information on the event and the offers of the advice center can be called up on the website of the Spandau district. Simone Engler is available for press inquiries:

press contact:
Simone Engler
District office Spandau von Berlin
Abt. Youth and Health
Press and public relations work
Carl-Schurz-Str. 2/613597 Berlin
Tel.: (030) 90279-2293
Email: jugendundgesundheit@ba-spandau.berlin.de
www.spandau.de