Improving basic education in Baiteshwor, Nepal
This new project, supported by the Schöck-Familien- Stiftung, aims to provide holistic, high-quality and early support for children. As part
Under this motto, the Schöck family currently supports initiatives in the field of sustainable development cooperation, primarily in India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Uganda and Ethiopia.
With a view to helping socially disadvantaged people, the foundation also supports development projects in the area around the company’s headquarters in Baden-Baden.
It primarily aims to support other charitable organisations in successfully setting up and implementing their projects.
It is important to the family to give disadvantaged people the chance to lead a self-determined life through personalised support, good education and training.
Depending on the regional conditions and the social environment, the Schöck-Familein-Stiftung is, among other things, about learning basic knowledge, promoting personal development, training for employment, basic knowledge about your own rights, opportunities and tasks in society, strengthening self-esteem and nature – and environmental protection.
This new project, supported by the Schöck-Familien- Stiftung, aims to provide holistic, high-quality and early support for children. As part
The livelihoods of many farmers in the north of the Indian state of West Bengal are threatened by the effects
Village communities in north-eastern India often suffer from financial insecurity and a lack of education, health and infrastructure. The Childaid
The project, supported by the Schöck-Familien-Stiftung, builds on its predecessor “Nyumba Kumi – Education for Children in Times of Pandemic”.
At the foot of the Rwenzori Mountains near the border with the D.R. Congo, the necessary infrastructure for quality vocational
Since 2007, with the help of the project “Hand in Hand for a better life”, the inhabitants of Kasambya have
In everyday life, we experience that many children in Hügelsheim are already mentally stressed at an early age. There can
Many people with disabilities do not have adequate access to educational opportunities that enable them to gain artistic qualifications. AHOI
Emotional neglect is a child welfare risk. Many social and psychological problems of children and adolescents -even in later adulthood-
The Sundarbans project arose from the need to support the extremely poor people of the islands with a community run educational facility. Learning content will be imparted that will enable the people there to recognize opportunities in their immediate surroundings, to use them sustainably and to find livelihood solutions in a region that is seriously threatened and already affected by the effects of climate change. Many thanks to all employees of Schöck AG! Your daily work makes it possible for us to get involved in this way!