Help for the children of Gaza
Ottobock and the Ottobock Global Foundation are supportingwith relief and donation campaigns to help the children of the Gaza Strip.
Ottobock and the Ottobock Global Foundation are supportingwith relief and donation campaigns to help the children of the Gaza Strip.
The ongoing fighting in Gaza is leading to a humanitarian crisis, and the entire medical infrastructure has collapsed. Hospitals report numerous amputations that require treatment. Ottobock and the Ottobock Global Foundation work together to help children who have lost their limbs in the attacks.
The Ottobock Global Foundation has launched the donation campaign “People in need – Help for the children of Gaza” to provide injured young people with medical technology treatment. The proximity to Ottobock with a global care network and partnerships with international aid organisations have made it possible to remove the first children from the crisis region and treat them in a safe environment.
Christin Franzel, Member of the Executive Board of the Ottobock Global FoundationIn order to give disabled children in Gaza new hope, we want to fit as many of them as possible with prostheses in a safe environment.
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Hope for the children of Gaza
If you would like to support our relief campaign “People in need – Help for the children of Gaza”, please send your donation to the special account detailed below.
Donation account: Ottobock Global Foundation
Deutsche Bank
IBAN: DE55 1007 0000 0937 0370 00
BIC: DEUTDEBBXXX
Keyword: “People in need – Help for the children of Gaza”
We will promptly invest the funds entrusted to us in the ongoing project. If your donation can no longer be used for the intended purpose, the funds will be rededicated. In this case, it will benefit current projects with a comparable commitment. Your donations will always be used in compliance with statutory law.
Contact persons
Christin Franzel
Additional projects
Help for earthquake victims
In February 2023, earthquakes shook the border region between Turkey and Syria, followed by further aftershocks. In addition to the approximately 50,000 fatalities, about 9,000 people have lost arms and legs. Ottobock and the Ottobock Global Foundation are committed to providing medical technology treatment for the earthquake victims through joint relief and fundraising campaigns.
In February 2023, earthquakes shook the border region between Turkey and Syria, followed by further aftershocks. In addition to the approximately 50,000 fatalities, about 9,000 people have lost arms and legs. Ottobock and the Ottobock Global Foundation are committed to providing medical technology treatment for the earthquake victims through joint relief and fundraising campaigns.
Helping hands for Ukraine
In order to support the victims of war in Ukraine, Ottobock is supporting the expansion of a local medical technology infrastructure in various ways, from repair service centre projects to training and education programmes to product developments especially for use in crisis regions.
In order to support the victims of war in Ukraine, Ottobock is supporting the expansion of a local medical technology infrastructure in various ways, from repair service centre projects to training and education programmes to product developments especially for use in crisis regions.
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