Eckhard Busch Foundation

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Eckhard Busch Foundation
Legal form: Legal foundation under civil law
Purpose: Promoting public health / health care and science and research in the field of mental illness
Chair: Bettina Busch
Managing directors: Bettina Busch
Consist: 2010
Seat: Cologne
Website: www.eckhard-busch-stiftung.de

no founder specified

The Eckhard Busch Foundation is a legal foundation under civil law based in Cologne , which was founded in 2010. It organizes and promotes projects to support and de-stigmatize people with mental illnesses .

history

The economist Bettina Busch founded the Eckhard Busch Foundation together with her mother Maria Elisabeth Busch in 2010 after the death of her father Eckhard Busch. She is the full-time managing director of the foundation.

The Foundation is a member of the Federal Ministry of Health funded Coalition for Mental Health , the Cologne foundations e. V. and the Federal Association of German Foundations .

aims

The purpose of the foundation is the promotion of public health and health care, as well as the promotion of science and research in the entire field of mental illnesses / psychosomatic disorders . The foundation is active in promoting and operating by implementing this purpose through its own activities and providing funds for other non-profit , public-law corporations and private sponsors.

The aim of the Eckhard Busch Foundation is to help those affected and their relatives with the help of counseling and support programs of various kinds. She would like to contribute significantly and sustainably to destigmatization through information and education. In addition, by promoting research and science, it would like to achieve new knowledge that should ultimately help to alleviate the suffering of those affected and their relatives.

Projects

The Eckhard Busch Foundation organizes and promotes projects that are primarily intended to help remove taboos from mental illnesses. Among other things, the Eckhard Busch Foundation is co-organizer of the Cologne Bonn Week for Mental Health . This offers a wide variety of events for the public on the subject of soul, prevention and mental health. To this end, the Eckhard Busch Foundation supports the event from the start with its own contributions. In addition, since 2012, the foundation has been organizing the film series “Kino Shows Seele” on topics related to mental illnesses together with the film art cinema Film Palette Köln and the Kino Gesellschaft Köln. Since 2012, the Eckhard Busch Foundation has published the “Pictures for the Soul” wall calendar every year, which presents works of art from the foundation's Art brut collection. The discussion series "On the couch with ..." in the theater in the building tower in cooperation with the Eckhard Busch Foundation addresses the taboo around mental illness. Two to three times a year, well-known and less well-known people are invited to talk about their personal, professional or unusual relation to psychiatry. Last but not least, the Eckhard Busch Foundation supports the "Simply sing" project in which patients, relatives, alumni and team members are invited once a week to sing together under the guidance of professional singers. "Simply sing" is now offered at many different psychiatric clinics in the Rhineland. The project is intended to provide a complementary and playful balance to therapeutic offers in the narrower sense. At the beginning of 2019, the Eckhard Busch Foundation, together with the Mental Health Action Alliance in Berlin and other initiatives, launched the green ribbon in Germany. The green ribbon serves as a symbol of solidarity for people with mental illnesses and is intended to counteract the stigmatization of these illnesses.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Foundation . In: Eckhard Busch Foundation . ( eckhard-busch-stiftung.de [accessed on October 8, 2016]).
  2. ^ Eckhard Busch Foundation . In: Kölner Stiftungen e. V. ( koelner-stiftungen.de [accessed on October 8, 2016]).
  3. ^ A b Maria Braun: “You don't have to be ashamed”: After the death of her father, Bettina Busch founded a foundation for people with mental illnesses , Welt am Sonntag , September 29, 2013
  4. ^ Team , Eckhard Busch Foundation
  5. Bettina Busch: "The health of the soul is important to us" , Rheinische Post , August 5, 2015
  6. Portraits of donors , Federal Association of German Foundations
  7. ^ Eckhard Busch Foundation , Alliance for Mental Health
  8. ^ Members , Kölner Stiftungen e. V.
  9. Portraits of donors , Federal Association of German Foundations
  10. a b goals . In: Eckhard Busch Foundation . ( eckhard-busch-stiftung.de [accessed on October 8, 2016]).
  11. 3rd Cologne Bonn Week for Mental Health: More than 160 events on mental health ( Memento of the original from October 11, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Cologne News, October 9, 2015 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / koeln-nachrichten.de
  12. ^ Week for Mental Health . In: Eckhard Busch Foundation . ( eckhard-busch-stiftung.de [accessed October 30, 2016]).
  13. ↑ Start the film! , balance-verlag.de, June 27, 2012
  14. Cinema shows soul. Program 2015 , Rhenish Society for Social Psychiatry e. V.
  15. Pictures for the soul , Eckhard Busch Foundation
  16. "On the couch with ..." Tobi Katzen , Theater im Bauturm , November 2016
  17. On the couch with ... In: Eckhard Busch Foundation . ( eckhard-busch-stiftung.de [accessed October 24, 2016]).
  18. On the couch with ... In: Eckhard Busch Foundation . ( eckhard-busch-stiftung.de [accessed October 30, 2016]).
  19. just sing . In: Eckhard Busch Foundation . ( eckhard-busch-stiftung.de [accessed October 30, 2016]).
  20. The green ribbon. In: Eckhard Busch Foundation. Retrieved February 24, 2019 .