IFOTES Europe - International Federation Of Telephone Emergency
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IFOTES Europe - International Federation Of Telephone Emergency
FaCTs e u r op e IFOTES involves over 400 Telephone Emergency Services, represented in 30 organizations, located in 23 countries. A detailed list of all members can be found under www.ifotes.org International Federation of Telephone Emergency Services e u r op e International Federation of Telephone Emergency Services First Chair Alfred Kirschfink, Belgium (Telefonhilfe-Anonyme Lebenshilfe der Deutschsprachigen Gemeinschaft Belgiens) +32 (0) 878 534 10 Phone Email phone calls annually: 5.000.000 europe@ifotes.org Second Chair Pfarrerin Ulrike Atkins, Germany (Evangelische Konferenz für Telefonseelsorge) +49 (0) 211 957 577 23 Phone Email europe@ifotes.org Address IFOTES Europe e.V., Dödterstr. 10, 58095 Hagen, Germany Web www.ifotes.org/europe Bank GLS Gemeinschaftsbank Account Sortcode Our current balance 5.000.000 phone calls annually BIC IBAN 4056 1726 00 430 609 67 GENODEM1GLS DE65 4306 0967 4056 1726 00 40.000 encounters via internet Tax number 60.000 personal contacts 321/577873873 25.000 trained volunteers 600 full- and part time staff www.ifotes.org/europe IFOTES EUROPE e.V. Funding Projects IFOTES EUROPE e.V. is a registered charity IFOTES EUROPE e.V. is a strictly non-profit IFOTES EUROPE e.V. seeks to raise national foundation, devoted to the support of the organization with the objective to acquire and international funds for IFOTES´ various International Federation of Telephone donations and funds for IFOTES. projects, such as: IFOTES was founded in 1967 and brings together Natio- All funds are allocated in close cooperation with Training: “Transforming Aggression into Balanced nal Associations of Telephone Emergency Services that the International Committee of IFOTES. Emotions” and “Preventing a Crisis” offer emotional support, as well as crisis intervention Donations will support: Emergency Services (IFOTES). Congress: “Vulnerability as a Challenge ”, in a non-judgemental, anonymous way via telephone, email and chat. The work is being done by trained volunteers who enable those who call to benefit from a genuine Current IFOTES projects July 10th -14th 2013 in Gothenburg, Sweden In depth efficiency analysis of telephone and internet based counseling Manual: “Preventing Suicide – How to set up a help- Suicide prevention Internet: Online Directory of Telephone Emergency line”, in cooperation with WHO and ESA human relationship, available mostly 24 hours a day. Services, in cooperation with ESA Topics range from loneliness to questions of parenting, Crisis Intervention domestic and sexual violence, psychiatric illness, grief General support of individual initiatives that are and suicide prevention. Training of Volunteers Telephone Emergency Services The support is strictly confidential and free of charge, available to everybody regardless of age, gender and faith. Additional development of projects aimed at personal, as well as email and chat based counseling IFOTES´ mission is to promote the exchange of IFOTES is in close contact with likeminded organizations such as Lifeline International, Samaritans/ Befrienders Worldwide and Child Helpline Inter- experiences amongst its members by organizing congresses, training sessions and seminars. Its overall concerned with the formation or development of Raising further awareness for the importance of emotional health goal is to contribute to the services offered by its vari- national, as well as organizations that have similar interests, such as the World Federation of Mental Health (WHMF), WHO, the International Association ous members. Endorsing the establishment of new Telephone Emergency Services for Suicide Prevention (IASP), and Education4Peace.