News.

We’ll be turning 30 next year – and we think it’s time for a change. As an organisation, we want to keep evolving: we’re broadening our scope both professionally and financially, and modernising our internal processes. At the same time, we’re becoming more digital.

When you change on the inside, you can show it on the outside too. That’s why we’ve given ourselves a new digital look. Just in time for Easter, our new website went live. It isn’t quite finished yet, but the bulk of it is already up – step by step, we will be adding further content: photos, information and insights into our work.

The new website has a clearer, more intuitive and fresher design. At the same time, we want to make our work and the people in our team more visible.

At this point, however, we would like to bid a fitting farewell to our previous homepage. It was our digital home for many years, providing information, raising awareness and reliably representing us to the outside world. Thank you for this time.
What will not change is our commitment to socially disadvantaged children and young people, as well as their families. We will continue to be a source of support in their everyday lives, developing prospects together and strengthening their skills.
Here in the news section, we will keep you informed about our work and developments in youth welfare.