Evangelische Stadtmission Halle e. V.

What Evangelische Stadtmission Halle e. V. does

Evangelische Stadtmission Halle e. V. is a Protestant non-profit social welfare association founded in 1888 in Halle (Saale), Germany, and a member of Diakonie Mitteldeutschland. The organization operates an integrated portfolio of social services across four divisions: Eingliederungshilfe (disability integration assistance including residential care, outpatient living, and sheltered workshops); Soziales Engagement (addiction counseling and rehabilitation, food bank via Tafel Halle, day shelter, senior loneliness prevention, and outreach programs); Kinder- und Jugendhilfe (inclusive kindergarten with 63 places and outpatient child and youth welfare services); and Produkte und Dienstleistungen (retail products including floristry, firewood production, and an artist group). Its wholly-owned subsidiary, Evangelische Stadtmission Halle Eingliederungshilfe gGmbH (founded 2015), serves approximately 800 people with disabilities, while the parent association reaches up to 1,500 people monthly through counseling and existential support services, supported by approximately 260 employees and nearly 100 volunteers across 15+ facilities.

The organization's revenue model rests on four streams: statutory social insurance funding under German Social Codes (SGB VIII, IX, XI, XII) contracted by public authorities (youth welfare offices, social welfare offices, pension insurers, health insurers); donations and charitable contributions; product sales from sheltered workshops (firewood, floristry, digitization services, carpentry); and membership subsidies through the Protestant church network. Services are delivered at no direct cost to beneficiaries, with costs covered by responsible welfare agencies. The organization also operates inclusion businesses (Ökoase vegetarian restaurant, Alpha Tischlerei carpentry) and benefits from federal/ESF Plus project funding (BMAS, BMFSFJ, BMUKN). Geographic scope is regional, focused on Halle (Saale), Saalekreis, and adjacent areas in Saxony-Anhalt.

The technology stack is minimal — standard web presence and analytics tools only, with no proprietary platforms, AI/ML capabilities, or developer APIs. The competitive moat is built on regulatory recognition as a certified provider under multiple SGB frameworks and a WfbM workshop, 137 years of institutional brand recognition, deep referral networks with public authorities, and a comprehensive service ecosystem that creates multi-touchpoint dependency. No revenue figures are publicly disclosed; no funding rounds, acquisitions, or equity transactions exist given the non-profit association structure.

Name

Evangelische Stadtmission Halle e. V.

Legal name

Evangelische Stadtmission Halle e. V.

Website

https://stadtmission-halle.de

Company type

Private

Founded year

1888

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Evangelische Stadtmission Halle e. V. is a Protestant non-profit social welfare association founded in 1888 in Halle (Saale), Germany, providing disability services, addiction counseling, food bank, child welfare, and sheltered workshops to approximately 2,300 people monthly via 260 staff and 100 volunteers.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Social Welfare and Disability Services

NAICS

Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities (62412), Vocational Rehabilitation Services (624310), Residential Intellectual and Developmental Disability Facilities (62321), Emergency and Other Relief Services (624230)

SIC

Services-Social Services (8300), Services-Child Day Care Services (8351), Services-Specialty Outpatient Facilities, Nec (8093)

akta.pro primary industry

Disability Services & Independent Living Support (BPAGACAG)

akta.pro secondary industries

Disability Services & Assistive Solutions (Accessibility, Assistive Tech) (BPAGALAM), Special Education, Disability Support & Inclusive Education Nonprofits (BPAGADAH), Housing Assistance & Homeless Services (BPAGAEAB), Benefits Counseling & Financial Literacy for Transition-Age Youth (EDAKANAJ)

Keywords

• Disability social services
• Addiction counseling support
• Food bank assistance
• Sheltered workshop employment
• Social welfare non-profit

Headquarters

HQ city

Halle (Saale)

HQ country

Germany

HQ region

Europe

Offices16 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Social services funding (SGB VIII, IX, XI, XII): Core revenue from government-funded social services contracted by public authorities (youth welfare offices, social welfare offices, pension insurers, health insurers, employment agencies). Services are funded based on individual needs assessments and framework agreements for people with disabilities, addiction, housing issues, and youth welfare.
2. Donations and charitable contributions: Individual donations, corporate donations, and charitable contributions accepted for specific purposes (e.g., Notfallfonds Wärmestube, Tafel operations). Regular giving programs and PayPal donations accepted.
3. Product sales (sheltered workshops): Revenue from sale of workshop products: firewood, floristry, carpentry, digitization services, confektionierung, metalwork, agricultural products (honey, preserves, eggs).
4. Membership fees and church subsidies: Evangelische Stadtmission Halle is a member of Diakonie Mitteldeutschland and receives subsidies and support through the Protestant church network.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels9 records

Core offering

Evangelische Stadtmission Halle e. V. is a Protestant non-profit social welfare organization delivering a comprehensive portfolio of social services: integration assistance and assisted living for people with disabilities, sheltered workshop employment and vocational training, outpatient and inpatient addiction counseling and rehabilitation, a food bank (Tafel Halle), a day shelter and social counseling center (Wärmestube), housing crisis outreach, inclusive kindergarten care, ambulatory child and youth welfare, and senior participation programs. Through its wholly-owned subsidiary Evangelische Stadtmission Halle Eingliederungshilfe gGmbH it supports approximately 800 people with disabilities, while the parent e.V. reaches up to 1,500 people monthly through existential support, accompaniment, and counseling services.

Product overview

Evangelische Stadtmission Halle e.V. is a social services organization offering a comprehensive portfolio of interconnected services. The core divisions include Eingliederungshilfe (integration assistance with residential living, outpatient assistance, and vocational participation through workshops), Soziales Engagement (social engagement including addiction counseling, food bank, warm room shelter, and volunteer coordination), Kinder- und Jugendhilfe (child and youth services with inclusive kindergarten and family assistance), and Produkte und Dienstleistungen (retail products including floristry, firewood, and art). The subsidiary Evangelische Stadtmission Halle Eingliederungshilfe gGmbH manages disability services for approximately 800 people. The organization also includes inclusion businesses like Alpha-Tischlerei (carpentry) and the Ökoase restaurant. Services are delivered through multiple locations across Halle and Saalekreis.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Ökoase: Vegetarian eco-restaurant operated by the organization.
• Alpha Tischlerei Halle gGmbH
• Tafel Halle
• Kindertagesstätte 'Arche Kunterbunt'
• Suchtberatungsstelle
• Wärmestube
• Tafel Halle
• Hallesche (Hilfe-)Lotsen (Hal-Lo)
• Ambulante Rehabilitation
• Mission: Teilhabe!
• Floristik - Werkstattladen
• Kaminholzhof
• Künstlergruppe 'Farbenflimmer'

Products and services

• Eingliederungshilfe (Integration Assistance) Integration assistance services for people with disabilities covering approximately 800 people in stationary, semi-stationary, and outpatient care, including assisted living, vocational participation programs, and outpatient assistance.
• Ambulant Betreutes Wohnen (Outpatient Assisted Living) Individual counseling, support, and assistance for people with disabilities living in their own apartments, covering dealings with authorities, daily living skills, employment, health management, social skills, housing, and leisure activities.
• Familienunterstützender Dienst (Family Support Service) Leisure and home assistance for people with various challenges in their daily lives, providing relief for caregiving relatives and enabling social participation, including household services, accompaniment to appointments, and respite care.
• Ambulante Soziotherapie (Outpatient Sociotherapy) Long-term therapeutic treatment for chronically mentally ill people, promoting independence, improving illness management, avoiding hospital stays, and stabilizing daily routines.
• Gemeinschaftliche Wohnformen (Community Living) Various residential facilities for people with disabilities including Wohnstätte Bethel (24/7 care), residential homes at workshops, intensive assisted living, and assisted living arrangements.
• Berufliche Bildung (Vocational Training) Vocational education program lasting approximately 27 months, including an intake procedure and vocational training area, providing competencies for young people to participate in working life.
• WfbM Arbeitsbereiche (Workshop Work Areas) Multiple workshop locations offering various production areas including electrical assembly, metal CNC machining, packaging, digitization of archives, firewood processing, laser cutting, carpentry, fruit cultivation, and landscape management.
• Fördergruppe (Promotion Group) Educational facility for people with severe intellectual and multiple disabilities who cannot yet or no longer work in sheltered workshops, providing holistic personality development and preparation for workshop participation.
• Wärmestube und Sozialberatung (Day Shelter and Social Counseling) Social counseling and day shelter providing low-threshold access to support services for people facing social or personal difficulties, including meals, clothing, washing facilities, and social contacts.
• Tafel Halle (Food Bank) Food bank service operating since 1997, providing food to people in difficult social situations at low symbolic prices, collecting donations from retailers, bakeries, and supermarkets.
• Suchtberatung (Addiction Counseling) Addiction counseling service addressing questions about legal drugs, cannabis, behavioral addictions, illegal drugs, and offering MPU preparation, including specialized gambling addiction counseling funded by the state of Saxony-Anhalt.
• Fachstelle Suchtprävention (Addiction Prevention Office) Addiction prevention service supporting schools, businesses, and institutions with preventive events and counseling, including programs for cannabis prevention and life skills, funded by Stadt Halle (Saale) and Land Sachsen-Anhalt.
• Ambulante Rehabilitation (Outpatient Rehabilitation) Outpatient rehabilitation for addiction disorders enabling intensive addiction therapy while participants continue living at home and working, with therapy durations of 6, 12, or 18 months.
• Hallesche Hilfelotsen (Halle Help Pilots) Project supporting people in acute existential crises, particularly those threatened by or affected by homelessness, providing social counseling and assistance with housing. Funded by BMAS via ESF Plus.
• Mission Teilhabe (Mission Participation) Project combating unwanted loneliness among seniors aged 60+ and people transitioning from working life, offering preparation for retirement and social participation opportunities. Funded by BMFSFJ via ESF Plus.
• Inklusive Kindertagesstätte Arche Kunterbunt (Inclusive Kindergarten) Inclusive daycare for children from eight weeks to school entry, offering 63 places including 12 integration places, with four small mixed-age groups where children with and without disabilities learn together.
• Ambulante Kinder- und Jugendhilfe (Outpatient Child and Youth Assistance) Outpatient family assistance including social pedagogical family support (SPFH), educational assistance, and support for children and adolescents in developmental difficulties.
• Floristik - Werkstattladen (Floristry Workshop Store) Floristry workshop store at Krankenhaus Martha-Maria Halle-Dölau offering flower arranging, cut flowers, arrangements, gifts, and custom plantings for occasions including weddings and funerals.
• Kaminholzhof (Firewood Yard) Firewood production and sales facility at Gewerbepark II in Teutschenthal, processing large quantities of timber into ready-to-burn lengths, offering beech, oak, and birch, with delivery service.
• Künstlergruppe Farbenflimmer (Artist Group) Artist group creating posters and cards based on annual scripture themes, producing religious artwork for sale.

Quantifiable outcome

• Approximately 800 people with disabilities served in stationary, semi-stationary and outpatient settings
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers4 records

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles6 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Ten partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Diakonie MitteldeutschlandcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 1888Evangelische Stadtmission Halle is a member of Diakonie Mitteldeutschland, the Protestant welfare association in Central Germany. The organization follows Diakonie's labor guidelines (AVR) and benefits from the network's resources, training, and representation. This membership provides access to standardized employment frameworks, collective bargaining advantages, and a broader Protestant social services network.
• DRK (German Red Cross)minorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorDRK handles the placement of volunteers for the Bundesfreiwilligendienst (BFD / Federal Volunteer Service) at the organization's facilities, including the Tafel Halle.
• Lease-a-BikeminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorEmployees can lease up to two bicycles of their choice through salary conversion via the Lease-a-Bike platform, with the organization offering this as an employee benefit.
• HAVAG GmbH (Hallische Versorgungs- und Verkehrsgesellschaft)minorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorThe organization offers the HAVAG JobTicket to employees, providing a 16% discount on monthly public transit subscriptions plus a €15.01 employer subsidy paid through salary.
• KZVK Dortmund (Kirchliche Zusatzversorgungskasse)minorOthersThe organization provides a church additional pension (Kirchliche Zusatzrentenversicherung) for employees through KZVK Dortmund, with an employer contribution of 5%.
• Diakonie Mitteldeutschland (Freiwilligendienste)minorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorDiakonie Mitteldeutschland handles the placement of volunteers for Freiwillige Soziale Jahre (FSJ / Voluntary Social Year) and Bundesfreiwilligendienst (BFD) at the organization's facilities.
• External therapeutic service providersminorOthersExternal speech therapists (Logopäden), physiotherapists (Physiotherapeuten), and occupational therapists (Ergotherapeuten) provide therapy services at the inclusive kindergarten and Fördergruppe.
• Stadtmuseum HalleminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Stadtmuseum Halle hosts the special exhibition on homelessness 'tagüber bin ich woanders' developed in cooperation with the Kunsthochschule Burg Giebichenstein and Evangelische Stadtmission Halle, providing exhibition space for people affected by housing insecurity to share their stories.
• Landesverband der Tafeln in Sachsen-Anhalt e.V. / Bundesverband der Tafeln e.V.coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTafel Halle has been operating since 1997 as part of the regional and national food bank network. Membership provides access to shared resources, best practices, and visibility within the national Tafeln movement.
• Kunsthochschule Burg GiebichensteinminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCooperation with the Communication Design / Photography department of Kunsthochschule Burg Giebichenstein for the exhibition on homelessness at Stadtmuseum Halle.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Broad incumbents

• Von Bodelschwinghsche Stiftungen Bethel: Large Protestant welfare foundation operating extensive disability services, sheltered workshops, and residential care across northern and eastern Germany. Provides direct parallel services to the subject company's Eingliederungshilfe portfolio, including workshops, vocational training, and outpatient housing.
• Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe e.V. National Protestant-affiliated welfare organization providing social services, youth welfare, senior care, and integration programs under SGB frameworks. Comparable structure and funding model with overlapping service lines, though broader focus includes emergency medical services.
• Malteser Hilfsdienst gGmbH: National Catholic aid organization providing social services, senior care, addiction support, and integration assistance across Germany. Comparable SGB-funded service mix and similar nonprofit governance structure, though not a direct Halle-region operator.
• Deutscher Caritasverband e.V. National Catholic welfare federation operating one of Germany's largest networks of social services, including disability, youth welfare, addiction, and senior care. Comparable in scope and funding model to the subject organization but at national scale and not direct local competitor.
• Bundesvereinigung Lebenshilfe e.V. National umbrella organization for disability services, advocacy, and inclusion. Operates a federation of local Lebenshilfe chapters providing sheltered workshops, residential care, and family support — overlapping substantially with the subject company's Eingliederungshilfe portfolio.
• Diakonie Deutschland e.V. National federation of Protestant welfare organizations. Provides overlapping advocacy, labor standards, and member services across all SGB-funded activity areas. Operates as the broader umbrella of which the subject company is a member, but does not directly deliver local services in Halle.

Direct peers

• Diakonie Mitteldeutschland: Regional parent network to which Evangelische Stadtmission Halle belongs. Operates as a Protestant welfare federation covering Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, and Thuringia, providing the same combination of disability, youth welfare, and social services under SGB frameworks; the most direct peer given shared governance, AVR labor standards, and overlapping service lines.
• Lebenshilfe Regionalverband Halle e.V. Local chapter of Lebenshilfe, a national disability advocacy and services organization. Specializes in disability integration, sheltered workshops, and assisted living — directly overlapping with Evangelische Stadtmission Halle's largest service line (Eingliederungshilfe).
• Caritasverband für Halle und Umgebung e.V. Catholic welfare association operating in the Halle region, providing addiction counseling, family support, homelessness services, and disability programs. Direct regional competitor for SGB-funded contracts and referrals from the same public authorities.
• AWO Bezirksverband Halle e.V. Workers' welfare association regional branch delivering parallel social services in Halle (Saale), including disability services, senior programs, and youth welfare under SGB funding. Directly competes for the same municipal contracts and referral clients in the same geography.

Market position

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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• Instagraminstagram.com/stadtmissionhalle
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/evangelische-stadtmission-halle-e-v-

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles20 records

Subsidiaries4 records

Funding overview

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