Support for the Albert Schweitzer Children's Village Berlin Foundation

The Albert Schweitzer Children's Village Berlin Foundation continuously grants subsidies to strengthen youth welfare and education in the Berlin area. Eligible for funding are private individuals, non-profit organizations, and public institutions committed to disadvantaged children, adolescents, and their families. Financing is project-based in the areas of youth welfare, education, family counseling, support for foster care, and vocational training for young people. As a non-profit foundation under civil law, it exclusively pursues charitable and non-profit purposes according to its statutes and relies on a permanently secured endowment, the proceeds of which are effectively used to implement both short-term and long-term measures.

Applications can be submitted at any time and are evaluated based on their alignment with the statutory objectives as well as the sustainability and effectiveness of the planned measure. The funding purposes include not only financial support but also the realization of new offerings in daycare groups, residential and outpatient care forms, as well as training initiatives. Interested applicants must demonstrate that their projects correspond to the focal points defined in the foundation’s purpose and achieve sustainable impact. There are no deadlines for funding, allowing applicants to plan their funding projects flexibly. Through this structured and open funding practice, the foundation contributes to the long-term strengthening of the social network for children, adolescents, and foster families in Berlin.