[DeepL:] 'Charlotte" is aimed at girls from the age of 15 and young women up to the age of 21 who come from conflict-ridden family circumstances or from other institutions where they can no longer or no longer want to stay. We also take in girls who have experienced violence or are fleeing forced marriage. The girls and young women are to be enabled to lead independent lives that correspond to their abilities and desires. Psychological stability and social integration should ideally be achieved by the end of the assistance measure. The focus of the work is on the development of independence and life planning, dealing with everyday problems and active leisure activities. In the close living together in the group, the residents learn to get involved with each other. This requires mutual consideration and acceptance of personal boundaries. Through the socio-pedagogical care, the girls and young women learn to recognize, expand and apply their social, communicative and cognitive resources. Large apartment in an old building in Charlottenburg with four spacious rooms for one girl each, plus bathroom, eat-in kitchen and counselor's office for shared use. In the same building, there is an outside apartment for one teenager, where she can practice living alone. The girls' residential project includes four additional BEW apartments in the vicinity for independent living with continuity of care.