Meeting of the school officers of the youth red cross in Waidhofen

Meeting of the school officers of the youth red cross in Waidhofen

i m House of the Red Cross in Waidhofen an der Thaya gathered the school officers of the Youth Red Cross (JRK) for the annual conference. This event offered a platform for the school officers to exchange ideas about current developments and programs that affect the youth and the community.

Several prominent guests were also invited to this meeting, including the regional manager of the Waldviertel, government councilor Fritz Laschober, and the representative of the Lower Austria youth service, Jill Bigler. Katharina Hörmann, the department head of the leisure -oriented area of ​​the Red Cross Waidhofen, and the district swimming officer Joachim Führer also took part in the meeting.

important topics and goals of the conference

The conference aimed to discuss new initiatives and programs of the youth red cross that aims to promote youth and develop responsibility citizens. The school officers also discussed various activities and projects that focus on the training and commitment of young people. A main focus was on the importance of first aid and how this knowledge could be increasingly integrated into the school curricula.

Another important point was the promotion of cooperation between different organizations in order to achieve synergistic effects and increase the range of the programs. The speakers were optimistic that these collaborations can achieve more young people and be actively involved.

The event, which was characterized by a positive and motivating atmosphere, ended with a network breakfast in which the participants had the opportunity to exchange ideas and make new contacts. These informal discussions are often the key to future successful projects within the Youth Red Cross.

The commitment not only increases the commitment, but also strengthened the connection between the various actors. While the specific details and agreements of the conference are still announced, it remains to be seen which new projects and initiatives will emerge from this exchange.

These continuous efforts of the Youth Red Cross are crucial to prepare the next generations for an active and responsible role in their community. For more information about the conference and your discussions, interested readers can report on www.noen.at view.