Current information

Supporting sustainability
It makes sense to support sustainability, especially in difficult times.
That’s why we have decided to provide long-term support the young professional
golfer, Phillip Bückendorf. Not only is he an extremely talented player,
he has also impressed us by his determination to succeed and his outstanding
commitment to training. We want to set an example that demonstrates how
performance and sustainability are two sides of the same coin.
Keep up the good work!

Further information:
http://www.pb-golf.com

Annual General Meeting of the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce (IGCC)
optegra:hhkl jointly with our partner from India ASA & Associates / Corporate Catalyst India, sponsored the Annual General Meeting of the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce (IGCC), held in Dusseldorf on June 16th, 2010. It was interesting to see the growing German business interest in India and also vice-versa. It was well attended by over 300-400 European and Indian business delegates.

December 2009

Hundreds of children live in appalling conditions on Delhi's streets. Without access to basic medical care, death is an everyday occurrence for these children. To help counteract this situation, an emergency children's medical centre has been set up in one of Delhi's worst districts to provide children there with a minimum of medical care. This health centre also provides safe haven for the street children, offering them a way out of the most dangerous areas and an escape from disease, negligence and chemical drugs such as the cheap solvents which are freely available and inhaled by children incessantly.

Health Centre for Street Children is a cross-charity project organised by Heads! and supported by optegra:hhlk.
We are delighted to have donated EUR 20,000 to support the project. It guarantees that the Health Centre for Street Children can continue to provide help during the first two years.

Further information on this project is contained in the PDF brochure.
You can download it HERE. Thank you for your interest.

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