
Hartwig-Hesse-Stiftung
Hartwig-Hesse-Stiftung: A Tradition of Care
editThe Hartwig-Hesse-Stiftung is a non-profit foundation under civil law based in Hamburg. It was founded in 1826 by the merchant Hartwig Hesse as "Hartwig Hesses Witwen-Stift" (Hartwig Hesse's Widows' Foundation) to provide widows of brokers and shipowners with free accommodation. Today, the foundation offers a variety of services in the area of housing, care and nursing in old age.
Key Products and Services
edit- Inpatient care facilities: These include the Hartwig Hesse Haus am Klövensteen and the Zindler-Haus in Hamburg St. Georg.
- Assisted living facilities: These include the Gagfah-Hesse-Haus, the Hartwig-Hesse-Quartier and the Heerlein- & Zindler-Stiftung.
- Shared Living and Care Communities (WPGs): The foundation currently supports six WPGs at various locations in Hamburg.
- Outpatient service: Advice, home care and support, home nursing care and placement of services such as everyday support and household help.
Main Mission and Values
editThe mission of the Hartwig-Hesse-Stiftung is to promote non-profit and charitable purposes, in particular by supporting people in need and promoting elderly care. The foundation is independent of religious denominations and is committed to an attractive social environment.
Sustainability Goals and Initiatives
editAlthough specific sustainability goals are not explicitly mentioned, the foundation attaches great importance to the long-term and sustainable fulfillment of its foundation purposes. This includes the preservation of the foundation's assets and the permanent safeguarding of services for people in need. Management by a voluntary board of trustees and an executive board ensures responsible and efficient management of resources.
The Hartwig-Hesse-Stiftung is an important part of the social infrastructure in Hamburg and offers its residents and users a safe and supportive environment. With its commitment to elderly care and support for people in need, the foundation makes a significant contribution to improving the quality of life in the region.