In 18 Johanniter children's facilities in Upper Bavaria and Berlin, the existing reading corners were redesigned and in some cases expanded. With new, colorful cushions and bookshelves, the reading corners became more child-friendly, and in some cases a new bookworm moved in. Reading time with the bookworms is an integral part of the children's facilities and serves to promote language skills, especially for disadvantaged children from socially disadvantaged families or children with a migrant background. SIXT employees actively designed and built some of the reading corners.
Since its founding in 1952, the Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe has been active in a wide variety of social and charitable areas, including rescue and medical services, disaster relief, care and support for the elderly, the sick and refugees, work with children and young people, hospice work and other forms of assistance.
