Sozialhelden

The page lists collection points for deposit containers and drinks crates where people can drop off and collect containers.

The company advises organizations, public agencies and companies on accessibility and inclusion.

The company offers practical, flexible formats to help organizations work inclusively and remove barriers, with recommendations grounded in the expertise and experience of people with disabilities who advocate for themselves.

The page calls for fair pay for people with disabilities in sheltered workshops.

Donating blood makes an important contribution to healthcare. But in the past, people with disabilities have been prevented from donating.

The page offers practical tips, templates, and checklists.

The page states that one quarter of employers in Germany required to hire people with disabilities employ none.

Whether it’s a theater, museum, or concert hall, barriers and a lack of information make access more difficult or even prevent people with disabilities from entering.

The company collaborated with the Wheelmap community on a questionnaire for documenting the accessibility of medical practices.

Official release of the a11y-Score: With this new tool, politicians, public authorities, journalists, activists, and the general public can now use a score from 0 to 100 to see how accessible Germany’s 16 states, 418 independent cities and rural districts, and the country as a whole are.

Sozialhelden e.V. and Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe launch a pilot project for an elevator subscription

Since 2004, SOZIALHELDEN e.V. has worked on inclusion and accessibility through campaigns, apps, consulting, training, and technologies that break down barriers.

The page promotes access to the open labor market for people with disabilities.

Magazine for diversity and disability mainstreaming

The company works toward a diverse society and is committed to human rights, inclusion, and accessibility, with a focus on disability mainstreaming and intersectional diversity.

The Sozialheld*innen Academy is part of Sozialhelden e.V.

The company presents its awards and achievements.

The company supports public authorities in implementing accessibility and enabling equal participation.

Sozialheld*innen champion inclusion and accessibility through campaigns, consulting, apps and empowerment led by people with disabilities.

The website can be used without personal data, though individual services may have separate rules. The company processes personal data only in accordance with German data protection law.

The company publishes its transparency report as a participating organization in the Transparent Civil Society Initiative.

SOZIALHELDEN e.V. is registered in the register of associations at Charlottenburg District Court under registration number VR 28655.