Category Archives: Innenansichten

On May 16, 2011, Klaus Ingelmann, head of the U25 team at the Jobcenter Hildesheim and Ulf Trombach from PACE visited us. Together with Sabine Jäger, Social Services, we discussed Ingelmann’s proposal to use PACE’s Job Mobile in Stadtfeld. The … Continue reading →

On Friday, July 1, 2011, the garden around our workshop will be open to interested visitors from 12:00 – 17:00. This is the first time we have taken part in this event, which has been taking place in the town … Continue reading →

On the initiative of the Labora youth workshop in Hildesheim, we helped to put together tools and small machines for the “Children Raising Voices” project in Kampala, Uganda. Katja Rohde from Hildesheim is a co-founder of this project and presented … Continue reading →

At the invitation of Ambassador Petros Tseggai, the chairman of the Eritrean Trade Union Federation, Tekeste Baire, came to Hildesheim. Ambassador Tseggai’s plan that the trade union chairman should also get to know the basics and framework conditions of initial … Continue reading →

Bernd Lange, Member of the European Parliament, visited us at the suggestion of Markus Brinkmann, Member of the State Parliament. Association chairman Fred Schulz used the example of Hildesheim to show that the concept of Arbeit und Dritte Welt could … Continue reading →

Today, students from the Politics sub-course at the Elisabeth-von-Rantzau College for Educators in Hildesheim visited us under the guidance of their teacher Carolin Schnelle. After a tour of our company premises and the factory hall and workshops, there was a … Continue reading →

After hearing last year that an old farm in Algermissen was to make way for a supermarket, we lurked week after week. Finally, in January, we were told we could go ahead. No sooner said than done. We visited the … Continue reading →

On February 14, 2011, pupils from the Yellow School on Moritzberg, a representative of “Buntstift” as well as Peter Wein and the chairman of the association “Arbeit und Dritte Welt”, Fred Schulz, crowded around Rector Meyer in the entrance area … Continue reading →

For several months now, our mechanical workshop at the Technology Center has been producing LED lamps from industrial waste. Batteries are charged using a solar module. These provide light for around 8 hours. The idea is to make these lamps … Continue reading →