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Grünenthal Foundation for the support of Thalidomide-affected people

Susanne Schmitt-Degenhardt, contact for people affected by Thalidomide

Susanne Schmitt-Degenhardt

Contact for people affected by Thalidomide

+49 241 569 3699

susanne.schmitt-degenhardt@grunenthal-stiftung.com

I have been working for the Grünenthal Foundation since 2014. Personal talks with affected people are extremely important to me. I very much enjoy visiting events where we can get to know each other in an informal setting. My work is diverse and interesting because I learn something new in every conversation.
Susanne Schmitt-Degenhardt
Dr. Stephan Frings, Contact for people affected by Thalidomide

Dr. Stephan Frings

Contact for people affected by Thalidomide

+49 241 569 3383

stephan.frings@grunenthal-stiftung.com

The challenges faced by people affected by thalidomide in their everyday lives are manifold. This makes me all the more pleased that our work can help improve the quality of life of those affected and make their everyday lives more accessible.
Dr. Stephan Frings
Patrick Thevis, contact for people affected by Thalidomide

Patrick Thevis

Contact for people affected by Thalidomide

+49 241 569 1258

patrick.thevis@grunenthal-stiftung.com

I have been working for the Grünenthal Foundation since October 2019. This has given me the opportunity to combine my professional activities with my strong commitment to social causes. Through the many personal discussions with affected people, I have developed a good understanding of their different life situations and daily challenges.
Patrick Thevis