Dieter und Bettina Wulkow Stiftung

The Dieter and Bettina Wulkow Foundation is a civil law foundation established as a non-profit, charitable, and church-oriented organization based in Wetzlar-Garbenheim. Its purpose is the support of orphans and street children as well as disadvantaged youth, particularly through educational and vocational training measures, combating illiteracy, and promoting integration into social, church, and sports environments. The foundation initiates and supports projects worldwide – ranging from sponsorships and the establishment of educational institutions to medical and psychosocial assistance.

Our mission is to provide disadvantaged children and young people with an equal opportunity future through education, social integration, and psychological support. We believe in the transformative power of education and solidarity and are committed to ensuring that orphans and street children—regardless of origin and life circumstances—have access to schooling, vocational training, and a supportive environment.

The foundation primarily targets orphans and street children in poverty- or crisis-affected regions worldwide, young people from socially disadvantaged or disaster-impacted backgrounds, schools, homes, and organizations that carry out support projects for needy children and youth, as well as individuals and groups applying for assistance with educational, vocational training, or integration measures.