Anne Ramm Stiftung

The Anne Ramm Foundation is a non-profit foundation under civil law based in Hamburg with a representative office in Berlin. It initiates and supports inclusive housing projects for young adults with and without support needs. Core projects include the Lern-WG Berlin-Steglitz, a temporary shared apartment for twelve young adults, and the WG Clay244 Berlin-Zehlendorf, an inclusive community in a semi-detached house. The foundation collaborates with partners such as reha e. V., Medical School Berlin, and the WOHN:SINN network, and is primarily funded through private donations and contributions.

We enable young adults with and without support needs to live self-determined and inclusive lives at the heart of society. Through communal housing projects, we promote mutual support, respect, mindfulness, and responsibility. Our goal is to strengthen individual abilities, ensure social and cultural participation, and reduce prejudices against inclusion.

Our programs are aimed at young adults in need of support as well as students interested in inclusive living arrangements. We offer a platform for people who want to explore new ways of living together, learn independence, and realize inclusion through lived practice. Our target group benefits from mutual learning and professional guidance to develop personal life perspectives.