New kindergarten access in Neurißhof: Future fit for the little ones!

New kindergarten access in Neurißhof: Future fit for the little ones!

Blumau-Neurißhof, Österreich - A significant step in childcare takes place with the addition of the Neurißhof kindergarten in the Baden district. Mayor René Klimes announced that this extension is used to make the care options for the future. The new building, which integrates harmoniously into the existing system, offers a spacious group room and areas that are tailored to the special needs of children between the ages of 1 and 3. In the approximately 270 m² there will be space for a bright day space, a new kitchen and modernized sanitary facilities, as the information from meinzirk.at shows.

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Further attention is paid to sustainability: a new heating system is installed, which is intended to supply both kindergarten and the adjacent veterinary practice with energy. This measure will help to reduce the existing gas heaters and reduce the costs. Günther Holfer, who takes over the construction supervision for the municipality, was optimistic about the progress of the work and stated that the addition is expected to be obtained in the coming autumn. These developments are part of a larger trend that is observed in Germany, where the expansion of the day care centers has been promoted in recent years in order to meet the increased need, as BPB.de reports.

The numbers speak for themselves: Since 1996, children from the age of three have had a legal entitlement to a daycare center, and the usage rate is now almost 97 %, which underlines evidence of high demand. Although the need for care for the youngest children (under three years) has also risen sharply in recent years, there is still an uncovered need. This shows that despite all progress, the difference between the desired and actual use of kit is still considerable, especially for children aged one and two years. The initiatives for creating additional places are therefore essential to ensure needs -based care.