The residential ensemble, consisting of two houses, is located on the traffic-calmed and barrier-free Osterberg site. Thanks to the open semi-detached design, the residential buildings offer sufficient space for individuality and community in equal measure. Each of the two residential groups has single and double rooms with shared bathrooms as well as spacious communal rooms and separate rooms for smaller gatherings.

This residential facility is designed to care for and work with people with intellectual disabilities from the age of 18 until they reach retirement age. The focus is on promoting and developing the residents' independence in everyday life and leisure activities. Thanks to close cooperation and networking within the facility, there is a wide range of activities, support and leisure activities on offer. There are also six places available in the homes for training living. Here, residents can practise the independence they have learned in preparation for outpatient living.

Depending on their individual needs, residents can choose between the following day structure offers:

• Day support in the support center
• Workshop
• Vocational training area

The day structure offers orientation and a variety of opportunities for work, employment and self-realization.

The Lukashaus is located in the immediate vicinity of the residential buildings. Here you will find a therapy pool, the outpatient clinic with various specialists, a physiotherapy and occupational therapy practice as well as the offices of the social services and the area managers.

Each of the houses has a care bathroom. As there is no elevator, only the respective entrance levels can be used by residents with limited mobility (two spaces each).

With an idyllic location surrounded by greenery, a park-like design and a view of the Brocken , the Osterberg invites you to take a trip into nature. The network of paths on the Osterberg is barrier-free and traffic-calmed. This makes it easier for residents to go for walks.

The traditionally inclusive village of Neinstedt offers a good club structure and a simple supply infrastructure. The village has a small supermarket, an organic farm store with a bakery and café, a bank, a post office and a small restaurant, as well as a medical center and a pharmacy. With the train connection in the village, towns such as Thale and the World Heritage town of Quedlinburg can be reached in 5 minutes.