Hartwig Hesse Foundation
The Hartwig-Hesse-Foundation is a non-profit foundation under civil law based in Hamburg . It offers a wide range of services in the area of housing, care and care in old age ( care for the elderly ). The administration and management are based at Alexanderstraße 29 in Hamburg St. Georg.
Hartwig Hesse Foundation
Foundation and development
The foundation was established in 1826 by the merchant Hartwig Hesse as Hartwig Hesse's widows' foundation . The widows of brokers and boatmen found accommodation here free of charge. The only requirement was to plant a tree in the community garden once a year. The costs were covered by income from rented apartments on the same site. The administration was carried out by the founder himself and a board of trustees consisting of five members. An administration building was located in the facility for this purpose.
Members of the Board of Trustees
- 1855: Daniel Schutte (1798–1886)
Daniel Schutte and his wife Bertha Marianne de Jongh benefited the foundation with their joint will of December 13, 1882.
- 2019 The Foundation's Board of Trustees currently consists of the following members:
Chairwoman Anette Teichler, works together with Regine Schultz-Süchting, Iris Schmeling, Sebastian von Meer, Christian Clermont, Peer Schmidt-Ohm, Justus zur Nieden, Andreas Thiemann and Harald Fritz.
20th century
In 1976 the foundation was given its current name. It is a legal, non-profit foundation under civil law and, according to its statutes, serves exclusively and directly non-profit and benevolent purposes by promoting care for the elderly and supporting people in need regardless of their belief in a particular religion. The foundation is managed by a voluntary board of trustees and management, supported by employees.
Facilities
- Inpatient care facilities: These include the Hartwig Hesse House on Klövensteen and the Zindler House in Hamburg St. Georg.
- Supervised residential complexes: These include the Gagfah-Hesse-Haus, Hartwig-Hesse-Quartier (formerly Hartwig Hesse's Witwen-Stift) and the Heerlein & Zindler Foundation.
- Housing complexes: These include the Keitel Foundation, the Heine'sche Wohnstift, the St. Gertrud Stift and the Heerlein and Zindler Foundation.
- Residential Care Communities (WPGs) - The Hartwig-Hesse-Stiftung currently looks after 6 WPGs at the following locations: in the Hartwig-Hesse district in St.Georg as well as in Brennerstrasse, in the Hohenfelde Park district, in Altona and two Residential care community in cracks.
Outpatient service
- consultation
- Home care and support
- Home care
- Mediation of services such as
- Everyday accompaniment and domestic help
The outpatient care services in Hamburg-St. Georg, -Barmbek and -Rissen provide help and support at home. The employees include qualified geriatric nurses, health and nursing staff, nursing assistants, housekeeping helpers and students within the framework of the federal voluntary service.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Foundation and history. In: Hartwig-Hesse-Stiftung.de. Retrieved June 27, 2019 .
- ↑ NN: Hamburg as it was and is . Or the origin, development, existence, description of place, government, customs, customs and peculiarities of Hamburg and its area. PFL Hoffmannsche Buchhandlung, Hamburg 1827, p. 143 ( google.de - author possibly Carl Nicolaus Röding (1780-1839)). .
- ↑ Biography , accessed January 15, 2013
- ↑ Preliminary transparency report ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. on the quality of the outpatient care service "Amb. PD der Hartwig-Hesse-Stiftung" for the MDK examination of February 16, 2011. (PDF, 207 kB), accessed on May 19, 2011
