Oberasbach's new electric car transforms care transport for vulnerable residents

Oberasbach Diaconal Station has added a new electric car, a Dacia Spring, to its fleet, thanks to funding from the Glücksspirale lottery. The vehicle will help care staff transport individuals with cognitive impairments in a safe and eco-friendly way.

The electric car was purchased with a €7,000 grant from the Glücksspirale initiative. Its main purpose is to support people in care, ensuring they can travel reliably while maintaining social connections. The Dacia Spring provides enough space for lightweight mobility aids, making it suitable for various trips.

Beyond practical benefits, the vehicle reflects a broader commitment to sustainability. By using an electric car, the diaconal team reduces emissions while keeping transport dependable. External funding, like this grant, plays a vital role in enabling such projects for local care services.

The car will primarily assist those with cognitive impairments. It allows staff to offer mobility solutions that are both environmentally conscious and tailored to individual needs.

The new electric vehicle strengthens Oberasbach's ability to provide essential transport for vulnerable individuals. With support from the Glücksspirale lottery, the diaconal station can now deliver care in a way that is both sustainable and practical. The Dacia Spring will be a key resource for daily operations moving forward.