Hildesheimer Blindenmission

The Hildesheimer Blindenmission (HBM) is a German charitable organization founded in 1890 by Louise Cooper. It works for blind and visually impaired children and young people in Southeast Asia, focusing on school and vocational education in particularly poor regions, and cooperates closely with partners in Germany and abroad. The organization also promotes inclusion and international development cooperation in Germany.

The Hildesheimer Blindenmission e.V. was founded in 1890 by Luise Cooper as the Hildesheimer Missionshilfsverein. After World War II, it was re-founded in 1954, having been dissolved during the National Socialist era. Since its founding, it has worked for blind and visually impaired children and young people in Southeast Asia, focusing on school and vocational education in particularly poor regions and cooperating closely with partners in Germany and abroad.

A charitable organization embodying the idea of 'One World', connecting people across borders and working for an inclusive society.

1. 1Startseite - Hildesheimer Blindenmissionh-bm.de
2. 2Über uns - Hildesheimer Blindenmissionh-bm.de
3. 3Die Ziele der HBM im In- und Ausland - Hildesheimer Blindenmissionh-bm.de
4. 4Der Verein - Hildesheimer Blindenmissionh-bm.de
5. 5Hildesheimer Blindenmissionwikidata.org