Child and Youth Welfare – Funding by the Dieter and Bettina Wulkow Foundation

The Dieter and Bettina Wulkow Foundation supports projects nationwide that provide long-term benefits to children and adolescents from impoverished or socially disadvantaged backgrounds. Public institutions and non-profit organizations receive support within a flexible grant procedure for educational training, accompanying study trips, as well as therapeutic measures. Special attention is given to orphans and street children, whose life prospects are to be sustainably improved through targeted educational and care offerings. The foundation places great importance on an inclusive funding concept that strengthens both individual development opportunities and communal learning environments.

Funding applications can be submitted at any time by schools, homes, and social organizations, as long as the projects serve the purpose of enabling disadvantaged children and adolescents access to education, healthcare, and social participation. The focus is on initiatives that accompany basic and further educational measures, organize intercultural study trips, or provide therapeutic interventions. Interested applicants benefit from a straightforward process without fixed deadlines and receive timely feedback on funding eligibility. With this, the foundation sets a sign for equal opportunities and makes an important contribution to the social inclusion of young people.