The association aims to advise and support people with mental health issues, those in life crises, and those who have become offenders. The social-diakonic program offers psychological, pastoral, and practical assistance to help individuals cope with the demands of everyday life. The association sees itself as a diakonic service, working in a non-profit manner without any intention of making a profit, and is open to all people in need, regardless of their religious, political, or ethnic affiliation. A modest financial contribution for the support is based on the individual's personal means. The support is guided by the principles of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and a contemporary worldview. The work is based on recognized social-pedagogical and social-diakonic principles. Employees and volunteers are trained and coached accordingly.