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Kuratorium Deutsche Altershilfe
Köln, DEImpact-drivenAssociationSocial ImpactSocial Services
Impact3Sustainability Goals
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About Kuratorium Deutsche Altershilfe
Kuratorium Deutsche Altershilfe (KDA) was established in 1962 by Federal President Heinrich Lübke and his wife Wilhelmine Lübke, operating under the patronage of the incumbent Federal President. The organization is dedicated to fostering a humane society, particularly concerning aging. The KDA champions innovation and tradition for a good life in old age, rethinks care models, democratizes everyday life, and strengthens social networks. It also publishes "ProAlter – Das Fachmagazin" and other materials to enrich public discourse. With over 60 years of experience, the KDA is a recognized voice in social innovation for the elderly.
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Sustainability Goals
Good Health & Well-Being
Promoting Quality of Life in Old Age
Kuratorium Deutsche Altershilfe develops innovative concepts and rethinks care models to enable a dignified and positive aging experience.
Reduced Inequalities
Equality for Older Persons
The organization advocates for a humane society that considers the needs of older persons and democratizes their daily lives to strengthen social participation.
Sustainable Cities & Communities
Inclusive Communities for All Generations
Kuratorium Deutsche Altershilfe promotes intergenerational exchange and strengthens social networks to make cities and communities more age-friendly.
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Q1What is the purpose of Kuratorium Deutsche Altershilfe (KDA)?
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Since its establishment in 1962, the KDA has been dedicated to fostering a humane society, particularly concerning aging. The organization promotes innovation and tradition for a good life in old age, democratizes everyday life, rethinks care models, and strengthens social networks.
Q2Who founded Kuratorium Deutsche Altershilfe and when?
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The KDA was established in 1962 by Germany's then Federal President Heinrich Lübke and his wife Wilhelmine Lübke. It continues to operate under the patronage of the incumbent Federal President and recently celebrated its 60th anniversary.
Q3What services and publications does the KDA offer?
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The KDA publishes "ProAlter – Das Fachmagazin," other publications, and a newsletter. These offerings serve to disseminate knowledge and foster discourse on a good life in old age.
Q4Which UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does the KDA contribute to?
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The KDA primarily contributes to SDG 3 "Good Health and Well-being." Secondarily, the organization also supports SDG 10 "Reduced Inequalities" and SDG 11 "Sustainable Cities and Communities" through its work.
Q5Where is Kuratorium Deutsche Altershilfe headquartered?
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The main headquarters of Kuratorium Deutsche Altershilfe is located in Cologne. The organization's legal seat is in Berlin.
