Funding from the Lothar Protzek Family Foundation (Elderly Care, Dementia/Alzheimer's)

The Lothar Protzek Family Foundation supports non-profit organizations, public institutions, and private individuals nationwide who are engaged in elderly care, with a particular focus on dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. As a grant provider, the foundation supports projects both financially and through material resources to sustainably improve the quality of life for older people with cognitive impairments. The goal is to empower those affected and their relatives to better manage daily life and enable a dignified way of living. Funding is primarily granted for counseling services, nursing initiatives, and innovative concepts that are effective beyond existing structures. A prerequisite for funding is verifiable activity in the field of elderly care and dementia/Alzheimer’s.

Through continuous funding opportunities, the foundation contributes to strengthening social and health care structures. The generous provision of grants creates space for creative projects that address the specific needs of people with dementia. In addition to financial support, the foundation’s commitment focuses on advising relatives and caregivers to optimize care and support models. The Lothar Protzek Family Foundation thus sends a clear signal for dignified care in old age and promotes the exchange of experts from the fields of counseling, nursing, and social work.