Bethel - Help for the whole family

Aleyna Bulut beams when her mother Perihan Bulut enters the room. She immediately heads towards her in her wheelchair. And then there is a loving hug. The 20-year-old receives regular visits from her parents. Together with her younger sister, she lives in an intensively supervised home for young people with mental and physical disabilities. The facility is called Noah and is located in the village of Bethel in Bielefeld. Giving up her child was not easy for her, recalls the mother of four. But she could no longer afford the care. Especially because Aleyna's self-harming behaviour increased. At Noah, both daughters are well looked after and cared for around the clock. This is a great relief for the whole family.

Text: Heike Lepkojis | Picture: Sarah Jonek

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    Address

    Bethel.regional
    Noah Intensive Care Unit
    Ebenezerweg 14
    33617 Bielefeld

    Contact

    Natascha Nagel
    Area management

    0521 144-3310
    natascha.nagel(at)bethel.de

     

    The support programme includes

    • Assistance, encouragement and support on the basis of an overall plan procedure
    • Educational services on the basis of individual support planning
    • Services provided by our own specialised medical services in the fields of neurology, epileptology and psychiatry (if required)
    • Services provided by specialist services in areas such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and movement therapy (if required)
    • Psychotherapy and psychological counselling by in-house psychotherapists (if required)
    • Support in accessing medical care from practising specialists and local clinics as well as therapeutic services based on a doctor's prescription from local providers
    • Autism-specific diagnostics and counselling by our own specialist services (if required)

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