Stiftung Lebenshilfe Trier

The Stiftung Lebenshilfe Trier is a non-profit foundation under civil law based in Trier, established in September 2005 by the Lebenshilfe Trier association to ensure the long-term and future-oriented financing of support for people with intellectual and multiple disabilities. It promotes these individuals through a variety of measures such as education, accompaniment, recreation, as well as cultural, sporting, and social activities. The foundation is financed from the proceeds of its endowment capital and from donations, which are used in accordance with the statutes.

The Lebenshilfe Trier Foundation is committed to providing sustainable and lasting support to people with intellectual and multiple disabilities. Its goal is to create reliable financial resources through the returns on the foundation’s capital as well as supplementary donations, in order to secure participation, self-determination, and well-being for this target group in the long term. The foundation places great value on trusting collaboration with donors to jointly develop tailored funding models.

The funding programs of the Stiftung Lebenshilfe Trier are primarily aimed at people with intellectual and multiple disabilities in the Trier region. In addition, the foundation supports their families and relatives, for example through the sibling network launched in 2024. As foundation donors, private individuals and legal entities can get involved who wish to make a sustainable contribution to the promotion of Lebenshilfe.