Inclusion
Marie, the bistro in the Bundestag.
Marie is operated by Proclusio Services, the non-profit inclusive enterprise of Johannesstift Diakonie.
Since 2021, Proclusio Services has been creating jobs subject to social security contributions for people with disabilities and barriers to participation—ranging from hotels to second-hand stores.
At Marie, these individuals make up 30–50% of the workforce: people with disabilities or mental health conditions who hold regular jobs at the bistro and contribute their strengths—whether in service, the kitchen, or event organization.
Our Haus
Marie Elisabeth
Lüders Haus
The liberal politician Dr Marie-Elisabeth Lüders was a social politician and representative of the women’s movement for the German Democratic Party in 1919/20 as a member of the Constituent Assembly
involved in drafting the Weimar Constitution. In 1920/21 and from 1924 to 1930, she was a member of the German Reichstag. The National Socialists banned her from working and publishing in 1933 and imprisoned her for several months in 1937. After the Second World War, she was a Berlin city councillor for the LDP/FDP in 1948/49 and headed the social welfare department of the Berlin magistrate from 1949 to 1951.
Johannesstift
Diakonie
Doing good.
Every day.
Since 2021, Proclusio Services’ mission has been to create jobs subject to social insurance contributions for people with disabilities and barriers to participation in the primary labour market. From hotels to second-hand department stores, Proclusio Services’ businesses owe their success to their fantastic teams, in which people with and without disabilities contribute their strengths.
