Diakoneo Sonnenhof

Sonnenhof Schwäbisch Hall, part of Diakoneo, supports people with disabilities and their families across the Schwäbisch Hall and Hohenlohe districts. Its work is guided by equal rights, individual needs, and the goal of helping each person lead a fulfilling, self-directed life and participate in society. Around 1,000 employees provide specialized support and continue to develop their professional skills.

Services include residential care for children, young people, and adults with intellectual disabilities, with everyday assistance tailored to encourage independence. Day support facilities offer meaningful activities alongside therapeutic, medical, and nursing care. Sonnenhof also operates a recognized special education school, early intervention and communication support services, and kindergartens for children with disabilities or developmental delays. Its open support services include daily living and housing assistance, short-term stays, advice, leisure activities, and holiday programs. Residents can also take part in sports, music, theater, creative activities, and organized trips. The organization provides professional training, welcomes volunteers and interns, and offers opportunities for community involvement and inclusive arts through the tausendgrün artist group.