Medizinische Hochschule Hannover : Building for the MHH campus children

Ein Mädchen baut mit Holzklötzen einen Turm.

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The Campuskinder daycare center needs a new home. Please help!

The seven kindergarten and crèche groups of the MHH Company Daycare Centre "Campuskinder" are currently housed in a flat-roofed building dating from 1974. 60 kindergarten and after-school children are cared for on the first floor of a high-rise building that is even five years older. Both buildings are - as the jargon goes - obsolete and will have to be demolished by 2025 at the latest. The financing of a new building is not provided for in the state's budget regulations. The MHH is therefore not allowed to use any investment funds from the regular budget and is dependent on donations for the construction project.

Click here for the official fundraising campaign.

500,000 euro donation has broken the million mark

02.07.2025

A former MHH scientist has donated 500,000 euros. One million euros are now available for equipment and the outdoor area.

Herr Fischer unterschreibt im Vordergrund, Frau Saurin sitzt daneben und schaut zu.

Possible investor comes from the neighborhood

The Mecklenburg Insurance Group can imagine building the daycare center as an investor. First step: a joint letter of intent.

Even more support for the new daycare center building

We would like to thank PD Dr. Nadine Freifrau von Maltzahn, who called for donations for the new nursery building during her inaugural lecture.

Martina Saurin übergibt Dr. Schenke eine Spendendose mit roter Schleife.

Donations instead of gifts

Vice President Saurin turned her birthday into a fundraiser for the new daycare center.

Die vier Klinikdirektor:innen stellen sich gemeinsam mit der Kitaleitung Martin Fulst und Britta Barysch und den beiden Campuskindern Maja und Lasse für das Foto auf.

1,600 euro donation from the dental clinic

The Center for Dental, Oral and Maxillofacial Medicine dedicated the Christmas party to the new nursery building and thanks to the generosity of all employees, a nice sum was raised.

Voting on the operating license started

Here you can find out why this phase of building a new daycare center is particularly tricky for Martin Fulst and Oliver Thiele.

Drei Personen gucken gemeinsam auf einen Plan

New ideas on financing and building site

Vice President Saurin and her project team are currently discussing new funding models and where the best building site is.

Radio station ffn reports on fundraising campaign

Thanks to the radio station ffn, our fundraising campaign is present in Lower Saxony's cars, kitchens and living rooms before Christmas.

Sven Kamin fährt auf einem Gokart den Kitaflur hinunter

And now everyone: "Campus kids, we need this place!"

Slam poet Sven Kamin was on a giant go-kart at the daycare center to recite the poem he wrote about the campus children. We have a little making of for you.

Information for the press

Here you will find the most important information about the fundraising campaign. If you have any questions, please contact Annika Morchner on 0511 532-8756 or by email at foerderstiftung@mh-hann…

To the press release

Why people stand up for the campus children

Dr. Olga Halle conducts research for children with cystic fibrosis while her children are being cared for in the MHH daycare center. She sums up what the daycare center means for many parents.

Rooms that fit the pedagogy of the campus children

MOSAIK architekten have visualized for us what the new building for the campus children could look like in the future.

Campuskinder is one of the best German daycare centers

At this year's German Kitapreis, the Campuskinder came second out of more than 750 applicants. Congratulations!

Donation account

MHH plus Foundation

Sparkasse Hannover
IBAN DE95 2505 0180 0900 4444 44
BIC SPKHDE2HXXX
Purpose of the new daycare center building

Would you like to support the Campuskinder daycare center with a donation? Then we would like to thank you already now! The MHH plus Foundation manages the donations received for the daycare center. The foundation is recognized by the state as a non-profit organization - so your donations are tax-deductible.