Die meisten Frauenhäuser halten ihre Adresse geheim. Das „Open House“ in Heilbronn will nach außen hin sichtbar machen, dass Gewalt in Beziehungen zur gesellschaftlichen Realität gehört. Was bedeutet das für die schutzsuchenden Frauen?
The article discusses the Offenes Frauenhaus in Heilbronn, a non-anonymous women's shelter, where many women feel relieved not having to hide their location. Unlike traditional shelters, which keep their addresses secret, this open shelter allows women to involve their support networks, providing a sense of security. However, the lack of anonymity also raises safety concerns, as perpetrators may find the shelter. The shelter offers three housing communities with six places for women and their children. Women and children here often feel safe and supported, as they can interact with friends and family. The article highlights the balance between openness and protection, emphasizing the need to prioritize safety while addressing the diverse needs of those seeking refuge.
