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Barbos-Stiftung
München, DEImpact-drivenFoundationSocial ServicesHealthcare
Impact2Sustainability Goals
LocationMünchen
About Barbos-Stiftung
The Barbos-Stiftung is a non-profit and charitable civil law foundation, established in October 2007 by Barbara Osterwald. It is dedicated to the creative development and psycho-social reintegration of children and adolescents, particularly those who are psychologically disturbed, resistant, or emotionally disoriented. Through art-therapeutic individual sessions, with a special emphasis on "Arbeit am Tonfeld®," the foundation helps young people manage conflicts and integrate into their social environment. A significant initiative is "Barbos bunt – Flüchtlingshilfe," which supports traumatized refugee children and adolescents. Based in Munich, the foundation has received multiple awards for its commitment, including the "Deutscher Engagementpreis 2013."
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Sustainability Goals
Good Health & Well-Being
Psychosocial Support for Vulnerable Children
The Barbos-Stiftung provides creative therapy sessions, including 'Arbeit am Tonfeld®', to help psychologically distressed children and adolescents manage conflicts and enhance their well-being.
Reduced Inequalities
Therapy for Disadvantaged Children and Adolescents
The organization provides art therapy for traumatized refugee children and psychologically impaired youth, reducing social inequalities in access to psychological care and fostering their reintegration.
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Q1What is the mission of Barbos-Stiftung?
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The Barbos-Stiftung is dedicated to the creative development and psycho-social reintegration of children and adolescents, especially those with psychological disturbances or traumatic experiences. It enables and finances creative-therapeutic individual sessions to help young people manage conflicts and integrate better into their social environment. The foundation's work primarily contributes to SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and secondarily to SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities).
Q2When and by whom was Barbos-Stiftung founded?
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The Barbos-Stiftung was established in October 2007 by Barbara Osterwald. It has been actively engaged for over 15 years and remains founder-led.
Q3What are the key methods and initiatives of Barbos-Stiftung?
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The foundation primarily employs art-therapeutic methods, with a special emphasis on "Arbeit am Tonfeld®" (work with clay field). A significant initiative is "Barbos bunt – Flüchtlingshilfe," which provides art therapy to refugee children and adolescents.
Q4What notable achievements has Barbos-Stiftung received?
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The foundation has received the "Deutscher Engagementpreis 2013" and the "Ellen Ammann Preis 2017." Its work, particularly the art therapy for refugee children, was also featured on München TV in January 2023.
Q5Where is Barbos-Stiftung based?
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The Barbos-Stiftung is based in Munich, Germany.
Q6Which UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does Barbos-Stiftung address?
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The foundation primarily contributes to SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being). Secondarily, it addresses SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities) through its work with vulnerable young people.
Q7Does Barbos-Stiftung accept donations?
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Yes, the foundation actively encourages donations to expand its crucial work in supporting children and adolescents.
