SUNTAT Bildungsbrücke e.V.

For many years, SUNTAT has paid special attention to social commitment. A commitment that is also long-term in order to make it sustainable for everyone involved.This applies in particular to education. Above all, children and adolescents with and without a migration background are being supported in order to enable them to participate in education, culture and sport in the interests of equal opportunities. About the non-profit organization SUNTAT Bildungsbrücke e. In this regard, the company implements numerous projects – both in Mannheim and Turkey -, awards scholarships, promotes schools with donations in kind and money, and promotes intercultural understanding. This too happens under holistic aspects.For example, at the Astrid Lindgren Primary School in Mannheim-Hochstätt, a project has been established under the Bildungsbrücke that is aimed equally at parents and children. 75 percent of all-day elementary school students have a migration background. The once-a-week “ALiS parents’ meeting” aims to help strengthen parents’ parenting skills, inform them and integrate them more into the social fabric of the school. The project consists of many individual components, which are aimed directly at the children. For example, tuition in German and mathematics, sports activities, going to cinema, singing together, reading days and a healthy breakfast once a week are offered to the students.A model that the SUNTAT Bildungsbrücke has developed in cooperation with the Wirtschaftsjunioren Mannheim / Ludwigshafen for the intercultural Waldorf School Mannheim-Herzogenried is making fit for working life. Starting in the eighth grade, the students will be given lectures to gain insights into various job profiles and coaching for a successful application. In addition, the company SUNTAT donates 100 kilograms of food to the school every month. Just two examples of many that are on the homepage www.bildungsbruecke.org
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