Case examples

Stories of support, understanding, and empowerment. Each situation is unique, and so is our approach.

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When Illness Shatters Stability

After a sudden stroke, Mr Diallo lost his job, family stability, and home status and had to rebuild his life within complex social and legal systems.

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Addiction

Lost in the Drug Spiral

Early and escalating drug use led Ms Krause into psychosis, homelessness, and repeated hospital stays before she found a protected therapeutic setting.

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Mental Illness

Hoarding Behind Closed Doors

Having lived in extreme hoarding conditions despite hidden wealth, Ms Pethke was supported to restore her home and spend her final years with dignity.

Older bearded man wearing a beanie, sitting on a step outside a building.

Homelessness

Too Old for the Streets

Years of addiction and street homelessness brought Mr Krüger to the brink, before rehabilitation, supported housing, and structured work opened a path to stability.

Elderly man in a wheelchair sitting in a hallway, with a mask under his chin.

Severe Disability

Coping Through Online Shopping

Progressive multiple sclerosis isolated Mr Thomson and drove compulsive online spending until legal and financial support secured care, housing, and debt relief.

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Senior Support

When Care Costs Spiral

Financial neglect and mounting care home debts threatened the Stendels' placement until benefits, insurance payouts, and legal steps stabilized their situation.

The described persons and photos are fictional. The cases are based on our experiences and have nothing to do with individual fates.

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