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There's always something going on here

Our projects offer children and young people a wide range of opportunities to discover new things, develop skills, and take on responsibility—from creative recreational activities to humanitarian aid efforts and intercultural exchanges.

Animals at Lebenshaus

There's always a lot going on at Lebenshaus.
Below, we'd like to introduce you to our animal roommates.

Our dog Lao-Lao

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A unique children's room with a pink wall and a bunk bed
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Our Roommates

There's always a lot going on at Lebenshaus.
Below, we'd like to introduce you to our animal roommates.

Our Labrador, Lao-Lao

A dog is lying relaxed in the hallway
Lao-Lao was born in 2015 and has been an integral and important part of our staff since the Lebenshaus was founded.
Dog with a harness
She lives with us as a trusted member of the family and is part of our daily lives.
A light-colored Labrador is lying in his spot
She has often been there for children during tough times, stolen Nutella sandwiches, given out wet kisses, and kept us all on our toes.
A light-colored Labrador is lying in the tall grass
Besides relaxing, Lao-Lao always enjoys going for walks in nature.

Our Chickens

Chickens with various beautiful plumages
Our flock of chickens: browns, whites, green-egg layers, Marans, Königsbergers, Sperbers, and many more.
Colorful eggs in a box on the kitchen table
Our colorful flock of chickens provides us with fresh, multicolored eggs every day ...
A colorful flock of chickens eating
…and in return, he’s happy to get our leftovers.
A close-up of a rooster
Salomo, the cock of the walk, makes sure everyone is doing well and that the girls don't argue too much.
Every now and then in the spring, we have an incubation project where we keep the eggs warm in the incubator for a while and turn them every day…
…until, hopefully, after 21 days, some cute chicks hatch that you can watch, care for, and cuddle.
A hen and a close-up
Sooner or later, you'll see how many hens and how many roosters the brood has produced!

Black Light Theater

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Ball in the Swimming Pool

Summer Vacation 2025

With the Lifehouse project, Lebenshaus Koinonia is opening its doors to young people from the town and the surrounding area! At regular intervals, we want to invite young people ages 13 and up to join us at Lebenshaus to experience evenings filled with fellowship and encouragement. In the warehouse adjacent to the house, we’ll create a cozy, youth-friendly space and, in cooperation with the various youth ministries of the local (church) congregations, organize great evenings.