Treatment of Traumatized Children – Frankfurter Löwenkinder Foundation

The Frankfurt Löwenkinder Foundation for the Promotion of Child and Youth Welfare supports continuous trauma therapy for children and adolescents in residential groups and homes in Hesse. The goal is to accompany young people who have experienced extreme neglect, physical violence, or abuse through qualified trauma therapists. In cooperation with institutions such as the Albert Schweitzer Children's Village Hanau, therapy plans are developed that enable the safe processing of traumatic experiences. Funding is provided in the form of grants towards therapy costs and can be applied for at any time. A prerequisite is an application submitted by the respective residential group or home, as well as collaboration with recognized trauma therapists.

With this funding offer, the foundation makes a significant contribution to the stabilization and resilience of traumatized children and adolescents. Through continuous treatment, those affected can take initial steps back to as normal a daily life as possible and participate in social interaction. The support is aimed at public and non-profit organizations that, in close coordination with qualified professionals, ensure that the assistance provided is individually tailored and sustainable. Timely application submission is not required, as applications are accepted at any time. This ensures that urgent therapeutic needs can be met promptly and long-term healing processes can be promoted.