Rhineland-Palatinate: 10.5 million euros for new daycare places!

Rhineland-Palatinate: 10.5 million euros for new daycare places!

Rheinland-Palatinate sets a strong sign of early childhood education: The country is investing a further almost 10.5 million euros in the expansion of daycare centers, as Minister of Education Dr. Stefanie Hubig announced in Mainz. 59 daycare centers benefit from this considerable amount and thus upgrade around 2400 care places. These measures are part of an extensive special construction program that was launched about a year ago. Hubig emphasized that such large investments are urgently necessary to enable working parents to make a better reconciliation of family and work, and to ensure the best care for children, as has been made href = "https://www.wochenblatt-reporter.de/ludwigshafen/c-lokales/weitere105-million-euro-fuer-fruehkindliche-bildliche-bildliche-bildliche-bildliche-bildliche-bildliche-bildliche-bildung"> Wochenblatt-reporter.de

The development of the daycare landscape in Rhineland-Palatinate shows impressive figures: Since 2006 there have been around 22 percent more care places, longer opening hours and an increase of around 94 percent from the daycare staff. In the future, the country will put more than one billion euros on early childhood education annually. These financial resources are also used for the renovation and renovation of existing facilities to further improve the quality of the care. In addition, the municipalities are supported with 40 million euros for the expansion of the daycare center, which shows that the demand for qualified early childhood upbringing continues to increase, as can also be seen from Eurokita.de

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The Euro-Kita e.V. in Frankfurt (Oder) plays an important role in early childhood education by creating an integrative environment for German-Polish children. Among other things, traffic education, musical support and numerous cultural projects are on the program. The movements and cultural education are also promoted, which is important for the social development of children. These approaches are in accordance with the efforts of Rhineland-Palatinate to strengthen early childhood education through extensive means and to enable children to learn further.