Dear friends, thank you for your support!
The magical Yule season is approaching. We all have the same hopes and wishes at the end of this year. But for the people we help, the words “hope”, “gift”, “happiness” still have a deeper and more important meaning.
In November, we have helped the family of Eva Grabovskaya, 3 years old, Kemerovo, stage 4 neuroblastoma, to pay for housing during her treatment in Greifswald. We have supported 3 families, whose members have medical diagnoses, in a difficult situation.
In December, our support is expected by: Read more
The wonderful musician and Diaconia volunteer Yulia Drukh from Karlsruhe has started an online project #nicht_alleine – #not_alone. Project goals: To support Diakonia and to remind people of the importance of music for society and for everyone. Thank you, Yulia, for your support and wonderful music!
I wish to thank your entire team for helping my family!
Thank you for the gifts, for the presents, for the help in purchasing medicines. Only yesterday I was worried where I would live, how we would fly, and today we are at home and I can’t even believe that everything worked out and everything worked out only with your help! If not for you and your team, I would not have managed it, neither financially, psychologically nor physically. Special thanks go to Olga and Horst. For the fact that they invited us, they treated us as dear guests, they devoted a lot of time and attention to us. Thank you all once again! It is only because of you and your entire team that we have managed to come for the treatment at this very difficult time.
Isabella B.







Listen to music (Youtube Video) Bach – Siloti Präludium h-moll
Listen to music (Youtube Video) J.S.Bach “Ich ruf zu Dir, Herr Jesu Christ”
Listen to music (Youtube Video) Nikolai Gangnus “I have a dream”
Listen to music (Youtube Video) J.B.Bach “Badinerie”
Listen to music (Youtube Video) D.Milhaud. 3 Satz aus der Suite op.157b
Listen to music (Youtube Video) Manuel de Falla “Spanish Dance”
Listen to music (Youtube Video) György Kurtág. Tre Pezzi, Op. 38
Listen to music (Youtube Video) Ante Grgin. Capriccio for clarinet solo