A place for life

Care for families with incurable and terminally ill children

The children's hospice St. Nikolaus accompanies families with incurable and terminally ill children. The staff cares for the children together with the parents and therapies, like physiotherapy or music therapy, are offered. 

... a walk together

Since 2003, Sternenbrücke helps children, youths and since 2010 young adults up to the age of 27 having a short life expectancy to live a dignified life until their death.

Support for children with life limiting diseases and their parents

The children's hospice Sterntaler e. V. in Mannheim supports children suffering from life limiting diseases and their families and accompanies them on their difficult way.

Reduce harm - form life!

The children's palliative care unit at the children's clinic in Datteln reduces harm of seriously ill children and youths and improves the life quality of the whole family.

Best medical care for small patients

The clinic and poly clinic for paediatrics form the children's centre of the university clinic in Leipzig with the clinic for paediatric surgery and the departments for paediatric radiology and paediatric anaesthesiology.

ClearWater has the aim to provide water to native people

ClearWater has the aim to provide water to more than 2,000 native people and farmers living in 20 small villages in a contaminated Amazon area in Ecuador. The lack of clear water does not only lead to health threats.

Unterstützung für Kinder in Essen

Der Club Kohlenwäsche setzt sich für benachteiligte Kinder und Jugendliche in Essen ein. Er fördert Projekte, mit denen Bewegungs-, Ernährungs- und Bildungskompetenzen vermittelt werden.

The first project of the Manuel Neuer Kids Foundation

Manuel Neuer's home town Gelsenkirchen occupies a top spot in an inglorious statistic: almost every fourth child suffers from poverty. "With my foundation, I want to fulfil social responsibility in my city". This is how the football star explains the foundation of his Manuel Neuer Kids Foundation.

Caritas Hamburg setzt sich für obdachlose Frauen ein

Das Leben auf der Straße ist gerade für Frauen besonders schwierig. Der Caritasverband bietet daher ein spezielles Containerprojekt an, das Frauen in Hamburg Wohnraum sowie Beratung und Unterstützung ermöglicht.