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Pastoraler Raum Usedom/Anklam/Greifswald Der Pastorale Raum Usedom/Anklam/Greifswald umfasst das Territorium der Pfarreien: Stella Maris (Usedom) Salvator (Anklam) St. Joseph (Greifswald) Auf einer Fläche von 2.330 Quadratkilometern leben rund 4.800 Katholiken. Im Pastoralen Raum gibt es mit den Kirchen Stelle Maris (Heringsdorf), St. Otto (Zinnowitz), Salvator (Anklam), Herz Jesu (Wolgast), St. Joseph (Greifswald) und St. Marien (Gützkow) sechs Gottesdienstorte. Orte kirchlichen Lebens: Orden und geistliche Gemeinschaften: - Töchter der göttlichen Liebe Bahnhofstr. 12/13, 17489 Greifswald - Franziskanerinnen von Vöcklabruck, St. Otto-Heim Dr.-Wachsmann-Str. 29, 17454 Zinnowitz/Usedom Verbände und Institutionen: - Studentengemeinde St. Augustinus Bahnhofstr. 12, 17489 Greifswald - Katholisch Deutsche Studentenverbindung Alemannia zu Greifswald Johann-Sebastian-Bach-Str. 17, 17489 Greifswald - DPSG Pfadfinderstamm »Boddenkieker« Bahnhofstraße 15, Greifswald 17489 - Kolpingfamilie St. Joseph Greifswald Kontaktperson: Bertold Kasperski - Schönstattkreis Greifswald Kontaktperson: Petra Zygmunt Kindertagesstätten: - Kath. Kita Marienstift August-Dähn-Str. 9, 17438 Wolgast - Kath. Kita St. Joseph Bahnhofstr. 11-13, 17489 Greifswald Begegnungsstätten: - Begegnungsstätte und Familienferienstätte St. Otto Dr. -Wachsmann-Str. 29, 17454 Zinnowitz/Usedom Karitative Einrichtungen: - Caritas-Seniorenzentrum Stella Maris der Caritas Altenhilfe Waldbühnenweg 6/Bülowstr. 7, 17424 Seebad Heringsdorf - Caritas Sozialstation Heringsdorf Waldbühnenweg 6, 17424 Heringsdorf - Caritasverband für das Erzbistum Berlin e. V., Region Vorpommern Bahnhofstraße 15/2, 17487 Greifswald - Caritas-Regionalzentrum Greifswald Bahnhofstr. 16, 17489 Greifswald mit: Allgemeine Soziale Beratung Fachberatungsstelle gegen sexualisierte Gewalt Ehe-, Familien- und Lebensberatung Beratungsstelle für Frauen und Familien/Schwangerenberatung Beratung in Fragen der Partnerschaft, Trennung, Scheidung, Umgang Beratung für Opfer von Straftaten und deren Angehörige Schuldner- und Verbraucherinsolvenzberatung - Caritas Migrationssozialdienst und -beratung Makarenkostr. 12, 17491 Greifswald - Caritas Stromspar-Check Domstr. 10, 17489 Greifswald - Ökumenische TelefonSeelsorge Vorpommern Postfach 31 38, 17461 Greifswald - Caritas Regionalzentrum Anklam Friedländer Str. 43, 17389 Anklam mit: Allgemeine Soziale Beratung Aufsuchende Hilfe Begleitung strittiger Umgänge Beratung in Fragen der Partnerschaft, Trennung, Scheidung, Umgang Beratung für Opfer sexualisierter Gewalt Erziehungs- und Familienberatung Schulsozialarbeit Sozialpädagogische Familienhilfe Migrationssozialdienst und -beratung - CariMobil - Beratung auf Rädern Friedländer Str. 43, 17389 Anklam - Caritas Freiwilligen-Zentrum Umsonstladen Friedländer Str. 43, 17389 Anklam - Caritas-Arbeitsprojekte Anklam „Greife zu – nutze die Chance“ Schülerberg 2, 17389 Anklam - Caritas Stromspar-Check Am Schülerberg 2, 17389 Anklam .

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