AWO Schorndorf starts with new heads and exciting projects!

AWO Schorndorf starts with new heads and exciting projects!

Schorndorf, Deutschland - The Workers' Welfare (AWO) in Schorndorf brings a breath of fresh air with a new board. The team includes Friedrich Munsberg as chairman as well as Andreas Fink and Helmut Popfstedt. This line -up shows once again how committed the AWO is working on site and how important it is, with a good example. Not only leads the activities in the city, numerous projects are also on the agenda that appeal to both young and old.

A special highlight of the AWO in Schorndorf is the city area, which takes place this year from August 4th to 15th in the Bronnbachhalle in Weiler. Here, 70 girls and boys between the ages of six and twelve can look forward to lots of fun and adventure. Such events show how the AWO not only offers social services, but also promotes social cohesion in the community. The AWO is an important point of contact for many people in Schorndorf and is often called "Querbet" and the bicycle workshop "Schorndorfer Radel", which are all in the club's repertoire, in connection with the table shop, the old dress boutique "Querbet" and the bicycle workshop.

a bit of history and commitment

The AWO has a long tradition in Germany and is one of the six top associations of free welfare care. The work of the AWO is characterized by its history and a clear sociopolitical self -image. Members and employees, both on a voluntary basis and full -time, are committed to social issues and the realization of a democratic and social constitutional state. So the AWO is not only an aid organization, but also an important part of the social network in Germany.

In addition, the AWO offers social services for all ages that range from institutions for senior to offers for children and adolescents, support for families to services for migrants and people with disabilities. The AWO makes this diversity an estimated partner for many who need support in difficult situations.

AWO Schorndorf in context

with 30 district and state associations, 404 district associations and over 3,660 local associations, the AWO is well positioned across Germany. Around 362,000 members, 75,000 volunteers and 197,000 full -time employees are involved in more than 14,000 institutions and services in all federal states. This shows how high in the course the AWO is as an employer and social institution. The AWO in Schorndorf benefits from a robust network that not only offers support here, but also nationwide.

For all interested parties, there is further information about the AWO Schorndorf on the website of the [AWO district association Rems-Murr] (https://awo-rems-murr.de/awo-kreisverband-rems-murr/awo- Ortverein-schorndorf/) and on the AWO Bw. Here you will find everything related to the offers, events and the important work of the AWO in our region.