Stiftung Aktion Hilfe für Kinder

The Aktion Hilfe für Kinder Foundation was established in 2010 and exclusively pursues charitable and benevolent purposes in the field of child and youth welfare. As an independent youth welfare organization, it implements its own action projects such as action buses, the Steep Curve Campaign, the NART study, and the TRYZE movement program to provide concrete assistance to children and young people with disabilities or from socially disadvantaged families. The foundation's work is primarily financed through donations, membership fees from the Aktion Hilfe für Kinder association, sponsorship contributions, and public contracts from cities and municipalities. In doing so, the foundation supports both individual cases of need and societal projects and cooperates with specialist and research institutions to implement effective support measures.

The Stiftung Aktion Hilfe für Kinder is committed to combating social injustice affecting children and adolescents in Germany. It promotes the equal participation of all young people in education, health, physical activity, and mobility by removing barriers and creating equal opportunities. Through needs-based funding and support programs, the foundation aims to empower children, foster their development, and shape an inclusive society.

The target group of the Stiftung Aktion Hilfe für Kinder includes children and adolescents as well as their families who are affected by disabilities, social disadvantages, or financial barriers. Furthermore, civil society institutions and social projects that provide services for children and adolescents and aim to improve their social participation in the long term are supported.