Purchase and Carla shops: celebrate ten years of social inclusion!

Purchase and Carla shops: celebrate ten years of social inclusion!

Murdorf, Österreich - In Murdorf, the 10th anniversary of the "Nah & Frisch Murkauf" was recently celebrated, a very special event that not only celebrates local retail, but also recognizes the lived inclusion and social responsibility in the region. This market in the heart of the municipality is operated by Lebenshilfe Judenburg and offers a shopping experience that appeals to all customers.

At the jubilee celebration, which was celebrated with balloons, rolls and numerous guests, including Mayor Elke Florian and AMS boss Sabine Gassner, thanked the chairwoman Sandra Rinofner as well as the managing directors Melanie Mühlthaler and Jörg Neumann for their outstanding commitment. The new slogan "Small but fine - come in for buying a mur!" invites everyone to discover the advantages of the market.

a milestone for inclusion and sustainability

The relevance of inclusion, especially in trade, can also be seen in the concepts that implement independent merchants in order to better involve people with disabilities. This is also underlined in the measures of Edeka, where barriers are dismantled in order to offer all customers an optimal shopping experience. Initiatives such as the "Silent Hour" in some Edeka markets help to create a low-stimulus shopping environment for people in the autism spectrum. Such approaches contribute to ensuring equal opportunities and integrating people with handicaps into everyday life Edeka reports that ....

In the course of the anniversary of the Carla shops in Judenburg and Fohnsdorf, the importance of these second-hand shops was also pointed out. These shops not only act as a space -saving alternative, but also offer support for job seekers. Last year, an incredible 10,000 customers were served who could choose from twelve tons of goods. Profits of the Carla shop flow into charitable purposes and enable purchasing without proof of income for everyone who is looking for nothing but clean and intact.

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Mayor Elke Florian described the Carla shop as an enrichment for the city and praised the appealing expenses of the business. Head of Susann Lew leads the Carla shop with a dedicated team of five employees, whose work was also recognized by representatives of the diocese.

Overall, the anniversary festival of Lebenshilfe and Carla shops showed how local-oriented projects can not only offer an enormous added value economically but also socially. The commitment to inclusion and sustainability remains an important topic in the region that promotes innovative approaches and integration.