New child and youth representative in half - controversy remain!
New child and youth representative in half - controversy remain!
Oderin, Deutschland - In the community of Halbe there is a fresh air in child and youth policy. Sven-Eric König, a 34-year-old Bundeswehr officer, was recently elected as the new child and youth representative. Despite some voices that rely on his political attitude and profession, König shows great commitment to the needs of youth. He plans to actively contribute the voice of children and adolescents to local politics and wants to build a network with social workers. A youth club or a youth parliament are at the top of his agenda, such as MAZ-ONLINE.de
König, who originally comes from Königs Wusterhausen and played volleyball there, has settled in the community half. He works as a auxiliary teacher at the local primary school and teaches sport, among other things. In his free time, he brings his knowledge as a volleyball coach in the children's and youth area. He also regularly gives lectures on security policy at schools in Saxony-Anhalt for students in grades 9 to 13.
engagement in the youth fire brigade
A completely different, but no less remarkable example of volunteer engagement is the fire department Bad Zwesten, which celebrates two significant anniversaries this year: 50 years of youth fire brigade and 25 years of children's fire brigade. On Saturday, September 16, there will be a celebration in the spa park at the Kurhaus. From 11 a.m., children can take off the Tatze 4 badge and take part in the “Community Cup” competition. The award ceremony and a blue light party are also on the program. The children's fire brigade is open to all children from the age of six and enables a playful getting to know the fire brigade activities, such as hna.de reported.
Aktuell The Bad Zweste fire brigade has around 25 members in both fire brigades. The transition from the mini fire brigade to the youth fire brigade, which takes place at the age of ten, and access to the operations department at the age of 18 is particularly remarkable. Former members of the children's and youth fire brigade are now active part of the operations department, which underlines the sustainability of this commitment. Horst Schäfer, a founding member of the youth fire brigade, and Lena Hackenberg, the head of the children's fire brigade, are living examples of successful youth work within the fire brigade.
volunteer as a load -bearing pillar
The voluntary commitment in Germany is enormous. According to Kinder-jugendhilfe.info , around 30 million people are involved in over 600,000 non-profit organizations. The majority of these organizations work purely on a voluntary basis, and 18% are active in the area of "education and education". Volunteers organize everyday social education in a variety of child and youth welfare institutions and take on important tasks there.
These committed people are often in the process of strengthening the connection between society and the democratic blueprint. The SGB VIII, i.e. the Social Code, addresses special fields of action for this volunteering and promotes the out-of-the-box approaches, such as the inclusion of young people in the organizational structures.
whether in the fire brigade, in sports or in regular political participation-the commitment of Sven-Eric König and many others impressively shows how important it is to hear the young voices in our society and to actively involve the design of their future.
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