Voluntary work: the Stuhrer Wölfin and its work in the refugee environment

Voluntary work: the Stuhrer Wölfin and its work in the refugee environment

Stuhrer Wolf for Dörthe Siemers-Wulff-a sign of use for the community

Dörthe Siemers-Wulff was awarded the “Stuhrer Wolf”, as recognition for her diverse voluntary commitment in the meeting point “You (h) there”. This award not only reflects its work, but also the important role that voluntary work can play in society.

an assignment for the community

When Dörthe Siemers-Wulff moved to Stuhr, she couldn't have guessed how strong her commitment would be for the community. From internet courses to the care of refugees, it has contributed in various areas and thus made a positive contribution to the local people.

promotion of integration

Your use in the refugee meeting point B5 shows how important it is to support people in difficult situations. Siemers-Wulff helps with forms, looking for apartments and much more to enable refugees better integration.

A look into the future

Although the B5 building is torn down, Dörthe Siemers-Wulff's commitment remains. It shows that everyone can make a difference to make the world a bit better. For them, the award with the "Stuhrer Wolf" is an honor that she sees as an incentive for future projects.

The example of Dörthe Siemers-Wulff clearly shows how important volunteer work is for the functioning of a community. With her diverse commitment, she has shown that each individual can make a contribution to improve the world around them.

- Nag