Phoenix celebrates 25 years of fighting sexual abuse in Tuttlingen!

Phoenix celebrates 25 years of fighting sexual abuse in Tuttlingen!

In Tuttlingen, an important anniversary was recently celebrated: The association Phönix e.V. looks back on 25 years of use against sexual abuse. The first chairwoman, Sandra Kienzle-d’Annesto, opened the celebrations in which members, representatives of the city and the district came together as well as supporters. Phoenix has established itself as an important point of contact for those affected in 1997 that suffer from the consequences of sexual abuse. The financing takes place in 70 % through donations, which underlines the decisive role of the community in supporting this valuable work, as [Schwäbische.de] (https://www.schwaebische.de/regional/heimat/phoenix-gemeim- against-sexuellen-Sexuelle-feier-jubilaeum-3127030) reports.

Phoenix received special recognition from the social director Bernd Mager and the first mayor Uwe Keller, both of whom praised the valuable work of the association. As part of the celebrations, the music school contributed to the festive atmosphere with first -class performances by Haydn. An anecdote by Sabine Dietrich, the longest -serving employee, highlighted the challenges in front of which the club was standing, including three critical phases in which it almost pleiteging. Despite these setbacks, Phoenix was able to persist thanks to the committed work and support of the community. In the future, interested parties can register for further training in the field of prevention-another sign of tireless commitment, as well as phönix-tuttlingen.de.

The work of Phoenix not only receives help, but also their relatives and specialists who want to offer support. The name "Phoenix" symbolically stands for the hope of renewal and a life without the burden of the past. This shows how the association supports people who have experienced sexual abuse to live a life in dignity and satisfaction. A magical contribution by the magician and mentalist David Pricking rounded off the evening, which underlined the commitment and diversity of the event.