Förderstiftung Anthroposophische Medizin supports the international work of the Medical Section at the Goetheanum, with a clear emphasis on advancing anthroposophic medicine through training, research, publications, and global professional networks. Its grants mostly flow to specialized field bodies and program funds in areas like physician postgraduate education, anthroposophic nursing, eurythmy therapy, and art therapies, rather than to general social-service nonprofits. The foundation also backs knowledge dissemination and selected clinical studies, especially where international collaboration or support for participants from lower-resource countries is involved.
Program-specific, mostly international and often invite-linked support for the Medical Section’s affiliated initiatives; grants fund travel, coordination, translations, conferences, scholarships, and publication costs. Support appears to be modest-to-moderate in size and often project-based, with some targeted study funding and book/publishing subsidies (e.g., print-run risk coverage).
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Focus applications on clearly defined projects that advance anthroposophic medicine, training, networking, or publications, and show international reach or benefit to participants from financially weaker countries. For publication support, emphasize print-risk mitigation and dissemination value; for research, highlight clinical relevance and any university or cross-border collaboration. Because the foundation funds specific internal program lines, applicants should align closely with one of its existing funds rather than submitting broad general-purpose requests.
Current and upcoming funding from Förderstiftung Anthroposophische Medizin that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Supports the work of ICAAT and people engaged in art therapies worldwide in connection with the Medical Section.
Who can apply: Funds are used for the IPMT program’s central coordination and the travel costs of outside lecturers; no nonprofit application criteria are stated.
Who can apply: Project funding is sought within BEWEMED GmbH-led studies; no public eligibility criteria for nonprofits are stated.
Who can apply: Supports book projects that can be regarded as essential working materials in anthroposophic medicine; decision on the subsidy is made by the board.
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