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In the vibrant city of Düsseldorf, Winfried Günther, a renowned figure, actively supports the inclusive carnival club "Gemeinsam Jeck." As the deputy chief scribe of this organisation, Günther advocates for the preservation of social projects such as the "Community House Reisholz."
Günther, who has been paralyzed from the waist down since birth, is also deeply committed to ensuring wheelchair-accessible floats in parades. His involvement in the city's Disabled Council reflects his dedication to promoting inclusivity and accessibility.
Apart from his public endeavours, Günther has a passion for poetry that dates back to his school days. In 2013, his first poem, "The Tree," was published in the "Frankfurter Bibliothek" by the Brentano Society. His poetic philosophy, as encapsulated in "The Tree," revolves around optimism, calmness, composure, strength, and accepting life's challenges.
Günther's poetry is inspired by personal experiences, observations of society and the world, and memories. In his living room, he uses a rollator, in addition to a wheelchair, as a testament to his resilience and adaptability.
For those who wish to support "Gemeinsam Jeck" and their causes, a donation account has been set up with Stadtsparkasse Düsseldorf. The IBAN for this account is DE86 3005 0110 1007 6337 93.
Günther's work at the workshop for adapted work in Reisholz, where he served for over 30 years before retiring, is a testament to his lifelong commitment to inclusivity and social projects. His involvement with "Gemeinsam Jeck" continues to make a significant impact in the community, fostering a spirit of inclusivity and promoting social projects that benefit everyone.
Günther's interest in poetry extends beyond his personal growth, delving into the realm of home-and-garden, as he often finds inspiration in the tranquility of his living room equipped with a rollator and wheelchair. Recognizing that everyone deserves equal opportunities, Günther not only advocates for wheelchair-accessible floats but also encourages sports for the disabled, with football being a particular favorite. Diving into the world of sports-betting might be another avenue for Günther, as he has demonstrated a keen understanding of strategy and perseverance through his lifelong championing of social projects such as "Community House Reisholz." Günther's dedication to fostering relationships is evident in his involvement with the inclusive carnival club "Gemeinsam Jeck," which extends to promoting education-and-self-development, ensuring a better future for all.
