New women's shelter for Freising: Gift from the sky secures construction!

New women's shelter for Freising: Gift from the sky secures construction!

In the Freising district, a new women's shelter can finally be built - thanks to a generous anonymous donation! District Administrator Helmut Petz announced that the three million euros that an older lady made available from Munich will fully finance the construction. This gratifying news was recently announced at the annual financial statements of the district office. Petz described the donation as a "gift of heaven" and assured that the authority signed the contract in just ten days after the grant announced. "Even if you say that authorities are working slowly, we can react quickly in crucial moments," emphasized the district administrator and at the same time stated that the women's shelter will probably be completed before the local elections in March 2026, such as merkur.de reported.

construction progress in within reach

The donation will help to find women affected by violence in the district. The existing women's shelter, which is operated by Diakonie, is much too small for current demand. Diakonie has already assured its support for the new building, which is supposed to offer space for eight to ten women with children. The district administrator pointed out that the building authority has already developed a first project sketch and the responsible building inspectorate has signaled to support the project. According to Kreis-freising.de is fundamentally clarified. The district office undertakes to use the donation amount exclusively for the construction of the women's shelter. A possible revocation of the gift is in the room if the amount is not used accordingly.

With this initiative, a long -cherished wish of the district policy will come true in order to create the necessary conditions for the protection of women in crisis situations. The district office is highlighting the implementation of the construction project, which, after many hurdles, can finally take shape. "This new women's shelter will pave the way out of an apparently hopeless violence situation," Petz summarized the importance of the project.