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100 years of Charlottenburg youth welfare office: Exhibition opened on May 7, 2024
The exhibition "104 years of Charlottenburg youth welfare office" will open on Tuesday, May 7, 2024, at 4 p.m. in the Charlottenburg town hall. The reason for this is the 100th anniversary of the Reich Youth Welfare Act. The exhibition offers a look back at the development of youth welfare in Charlottenburg and at the same time gives an outlook on future challenges. The city of Charlottenburg has written a significant social policy history for Berlin and continues to work intensively to do justice to young generations. Detlef Wagner, deputy mayor and district councilor for youth and health, emphasizes the importance of youth welfare and would like to understand and interest in the work of the youth welfare office ...
100 years of Charlottenburg youth welfare office: Exhibition opened on May 7, 2024
The exhibition "104 years of the Charlottenburg youth welfare office" will open on Tuesday, May 7, 2024, at 4 p.m. in the Charlottenburg town hall. The reason for this is the 100th anniversary of the Reich Youth Welfare Act. The exhibition offers a look back at the development of youth welfare in Charlottenburg and at the same time gives an outlook on future challenges. The city of Charlottenburg has written an important social policy history for Berlin and continues to work intensively to do justice to young generations.
Detlef Wagner, deputy district mayor and district councilor for youth and health, emphasizes the importance of youth welfare and would like to arouse understanding and interest in the work of the youth welfare office. Despite personnel and financial bottlenecks, it was possible to realize the exhibition with a lot of volunteer work.
The exhibition can be viewed from Monday to Friday, between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., in the Charlottenburg town hall, Otto-Suhr-Allee 100, 2. floor.
The history of the Charlottenburg youth welfare office goes far back and is closely linked to the development of youth welfare in Germany. The Reich Youth Welfare Act, which was adopted 100 years ago, laid the foundation for today's youth welfare. Since then, Charlottenburg has continuously worked on protecting and promoting the needs and rights of young people.
The exhibition is therefore not only a celebration of the anniversary, but also an appreciation of the commitment and the history of youth welfare in Charlottenburg and Berlin.
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-** Opening times: ** Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
-** Location: ** Rathaus Charlottenburg, Otto-Suhr-Allee 100, 2. floor
The exhibition offers visitors the opportunity to learn more about the history and work of the youth welfare office Charlottenburg and to deal with current challenges in youth welfare.
Source: www.berlin.de