Church choir Echsenbach supports barrier -free holiday home for children

Church choir Echsenbach supports barrier -free holiday home for children

The Echsenbach church choir recently handed over an important donation to the “Ferien without Handicap” association. This commitment supports the aim of the association to establish a barrier -free holiday home in the Waldviertel, which should be available to children and young people with severe and multiple impairments. On October 1, the donation amount was ceremoniously presented by the choir director Elfriede Weiß to Michael Liewald, the association's donation officer.

The association "Holidays without Handicap", which is based in Schwarzenau, has been active for almost a decade for the holiday care of impaired children and adolescents. The need for financial support for such projects is undisputed, which requires frequent calls for donations. These important actions not only offer the affected children a welcome break, but also relieve the parents in the often challenging care and care.

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The connection between the church choir and the association was created by a front door donation advertising, which was started in the Gmünd district and is now also carried out in the Zwettl district. Michael Liewald gratefully commented on the support and emphasized the importance of such individual actions that can contribute to the well -being of the children.

It is impressive to see how local communities bloom through such participations. With its donation, the Echsenbach church choir has shown that even small communities can have a great impact in support for disadvantaged groups. The initiatives such as those of the church choir are of great importance to expand the holiday offer for disabled children and to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to collect beautiful and unforgettable memories on vacation.

The initiative to create a barrier -free holiday home is urgently necessary, and such philanthropic actions can make the difference between an unforgettable experience and another year without the opportunity to take a holiday trip. The success of such undertaking shows the strength of community and the tireless commitment that many people have for the thematization and support of people with restrictions.

This positive development is clear evidence that with combined forces, support and commitment, large challenges can also be mastered. Preparations for the holiday home are another step in the right direction to drive inclusion in society and ensure that nobody is excluded.

The continuing support is crucial in order to realize further projects of this kind and to help the affected children to fulfill their dreams of a relaxing vacation in nature. For more information about the club and its mission, see the information on www.noen.at .