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The Internationaler Bund (IB) is one of the largest service providers in the fields of youth, social, and educational work in Germany. Founded in 1949 in Tübingen, the IB has a long history of social engagement and social responsibility[4].
The IB offers a wide range of services that cater to various age groups and needs. The main areas include:
The mission of the IB is to support people, regardless of their origin, religion, or worldview, in leading a self-determined life. The guiding principle "Strengthening Humanity" serves as motivation and orientation for the employees. The IB is committed to a culture of diversity and inclusion, characterized by respect and the involvement of all stakeholders. The signing of the Diversity Charter in 2007 underscores this commitment[1][2].
The IB is committed to acting sustainably and actively advocates for environmental and climate protection. Specific measures include the use of green electricity, careful resource management, and efficient energy use. The IB's environmental management, known as "Green IB," is a central component of the corporate strategy[1].
In addition to its extensive work in Germany, the IB is also active internationally. It operates educational institutions in China, Georgia, and Turkey and collaborates with the Stiftung Internationaler Bund Polska[4].
The IB is headquartered in Frankfurt am Main and operates around 700 facilities at over 300 locations in Germany. The organization is divided into various regional societies, such as IB West, IB Mitte, and IB Südwest, each covering specific focuses and regions[1][2][3].
The Internationaler Bund is a non-denominational and non-partisan social service provider that makes a significant contribution to society through its diverse activities and strong commitment to inclusion and sustainability.
