New Social platform Berlin: Help for everyone in the capital!

New Social platform Berlin: Help for everyone in the capital!

Berlin, Deutschland - On June 19, 2025, the digital platform Social Berlin was officially introduced, which offers a comprehensive overview of social offers and institutions in the capital. The platform thus aims to make it easier for Berliners to find the search for suitable support options. According to berlin.de , the platform first combines 258 entries that are continuously updated and expanded, and is an important point of contact for everyone who is looking for social services.

The search functions of the platform are diverse and enable targeted research according to topics, target groups and district. These functions are intended to ensure that all users quickly and easily find the information they need. Social Senator Cansel Kiziltepe emphasizes the need to not only make social institutions known, but also to improve their access. The offers are largely free of charge and promoted by the state of Berlin, which further facilitates participation in these important services.

application "Hilf-mir.berlin" for psychosocial support

Another significant development in Berlin is the application "Hilf-Mir.Berlin", which Citylab developed in cooperation with the Senate Department for Science, Health and Care. The app bundles the offer of over 200 advice centers in order to enable people in crisis situations to quickly access to help. Detailed information on the platform can be found on CityLab-Berin.org

The user interface of Hilf-Mir.Berlin is intuitively designed and enables an individual search for help through filter options such as target groups and topics. Supported by positive feedback from comprehensive tests with experts, experts and users, the app has promising perspectives. An open source approach ensures that the data collected is transparent and accessible to further developments.

digital participation as a key to integration

The importance of digital platforms such as Social Affairs Berlin and Hilf-Mir.Berlin is also evident in the context of social participation. Digital technologies open up new opportunities, especially for people with restrictions. They enable social and professional interactions and help to overcome barriers. According to wipub.net improve information and communication technologies the social participation and promote an inclusive digital community.

Despite many progress, there are challenges such as ensuring accessibility and data protection. Digital platforms should therefore offer barrier -free functions that enable all users to participate in social interactions. The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities demands equal access to digital services and emphasizes the need that digital offers are also designed.