Multilingual teaching as an educational bridge
Not understanding the language of instruction despite attending school for six years - what sounds unimaginable was a reality in Thailand for a long time. Suthira Chompootong experienced this herself. She is all the happier that her children will not suffer the same fate thanks to our project.
Innovation Fund enters the third round
The Pestalozzi Children's Foundation is convinced that innovation can help to achieve development goals faster and more cost-effectively. For this reason, 2023 it set up the Innovation Fund to promote and test promising project ideas. The winners of 2025 were chosen at the end of April.
Cultural heritage meets creative visions
The Pestalozzi Children's Village will open its doors on International Museum Day on 18 May 2025. This is an ideal opportunity to immerse yourself in the unique history of the Children's Village and get creative in the varied supporting programme.
Groundbreaking stay in the children's village
Silvia from Moldova took part in an intercultural exchange project at the Children's Village in August 2019. At the time, she had no idea what a profound impact her stay in Trogen would have on her future life. A personal review.
Education despite all adversities
No water in the schoolyard, too few desks, overcrowded classrooms – and Jeneliva is right in the middle of it all. The seventh-grader, who aspires to teach a class herself one day, is coping remarkably with the challenges at her school.
Secure your place now: Easter brunch at the Pestalozzi Children's Village
Enjoy Easter Sunday at the Pestalozzi Children's Village. Look forward to a generous Easter brunch, a creative craft corner, playful dreams and the traditional Easter nest egg hunt. Book your place now!
Empowered to change Thailand's education
An unexpected career change and a turning point, in which the Pestalozzi Children's Village played a significant role, brought Oranee Jariyapotngam to where she is today. As an employee of our Thai partner organisation, she is helping to make learning easier for children in the long term.
A summer for peace and empowerment
The "Colours of Peace" summer camp brought together 54 young people from various countries in the Middle East. In the midst of conflict and uncertainty, they found a place of self-empowerment and exchange in Trogen, where they learnt not only about peace and human rights, but also about themselves and the power of togetherness.
One Children's Village, many voices - Europe's future in dialogue
What happens when around 130 young people from nine different countries come together to discuss their perspectives, fears and needs in relation to the current challenges facing Europe?