Youth work / youth education

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Special information for - City of Rodgau

How do I do this with the city of Rodgau?

When?

  • On site during the opening hours of the youth centres
    • Dudenhofen youth centre: Mon. to Fri.: 2 - 7 p.m.
    • Jügesheim youth centre: Mon., Wed., Fri.: 2 - 8 p.m. / Tues., Thurs.: 2 - 7 p.m.
    • Weiskirchen youth centre: Mon. to Thu.: 4 - 8 p.m. / Fri.: 3 - 8 p.m.

How?

  • On site
    • Dudenhofen Youth Centre: Freiherr-vom-Stein-Str. 8
    • Jügesheim youth centre: Ludwigstraße 37
    • Weiskirchen youth centre: Schillerstraße 27b

Costs?

  • Free of charge
  • Costs for holiday games, excursions and camps can be found in the programme booklet.

Further information on the services offered by the youth centres can be found under youth centres.

During the summer months, the youth mobile of the city of Rodgau is on the road for you.

Midnight sports and the bicycle workshop also take place regularly.

In addition, the open youth work team of the town of Rodgau offers activities during the holidays.

The current programme can be found online under Holiday games / camps / offers, is distributed to schools and displayed in youth facilities, the town hall and libraries.

General, more detailed information on this service can be found below.

  • Service description

    Youth work promotes the development of young people's personalities and prepares them for life in the community. It helps them to recognise, respect and experience values and strengthens their ability to act on their own responsibility. Youth work ties in with the interests of young people and is co-determined by them.

    Youth work is an independent part of youth welfare. It fulfils the educational and training tasks according to § 11 SGB VIII and represents the concerns and interests of young people in public.

    Specifically, youth work can be understood as a wide range of more or less educational, non-commercial, experiential and experience-based leisure activities for children and young people. These activities are characterised by a high degree of self-determination on the part of children and young people. In concrete terms, this is reflected in the fact that youth work is characterised to a particularly high degree by the voluntary commitment of young people.

    Youth work programmes are run by independent (youth associations, clubs, initiatives, etc.) and public providers (youth welfare offices).

  • Legal basis

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