Kreisjugendring München-Land
The Kreisjugendring München-Land ( KJR ), based in Pullach im Isar Valley, is an amalgamation of 32 youth associations and independent youth welfare organizations in the Munich district . As one of the largest youth organizations in Bavaria, the KJR represents the interests of children, adolescents and young adults. With more than 500 full-time employees and hundreds of volunteers, the Kreisjugendring promotes and strengthens the personal development of young people through a wide range of leisure and educational offers as well as youth-friendly and youth-cultural events such as For example, the topless open air , the newcomer band competition Running for the best or the event series Burg & Bühne.
Working group of youth associations
The Kreisjugendring München-Land is an amalgamation of currently 32 youth associations and a division of the Bavarian Youth Association (BJR). The KJR is the mouthpiece and represents the interests of the youth associations. In addition, he is also campaigning for networking among youth associations.
Youth welfare agency
The Kreisjugendring München-Land is an independent youth welfare organization. He organizes his youth work in two major areas: In the "regional youth work", the KJR provides a diverse and needs-based approach in its facilities for open and mobile child and youth work, youth social work in schools, open and tied all-day schools and boys integration Offer ready. In the "supraregional educational work", he develops attractive vacation, educational and overnight offers for children, young people, young adults and youth work employees throughout the district.
Board
The board of the Kreisjugendring München-Land consists of nine honorary board members who are elected every two years by the delegates of the youth associations during the general assembly. The duties of the board of directors include the supervisory function vis-à-vis the management and the political representation of children and young people in the district. The board members meet monthly for public board meetings, form working groups as required and perform a wide range of representative tasks.
history
In the first ordinary elections in 1947, the Kreisjugendring München-Land was put on a democratic basis as a district youth committee, the forerunner of the KJR. The committee licensed new youth groups in the Munich district, checked them for their military and National Socialist tendencies and took care of the procurement of suitable youth rooms. In 1962, Bavaria's first “open-door homes” were completed in the rural districts of Unterschleißheim and Grünwald. The KJR is now the sponsor of the three overnight accommodations Burg Schwaneck (Pullach), the youth meeting place at the Tower (Oberschleißheim) and the holiday and education center (Siegsdorf) as well as 29 youth centers. He runs mobile youth work in four district communities. In addition, the KJR is active in 49 schools in the Munich district for youth social work, at ten schools for the bound all-day school and at eleven district schools for the open all-day school. He is active in six communities as part of Young Integration.
See also
Web links
- Kreisjugendring München-Land
- Schwaneck Castle in Pullach
- Siegsdorf holiday and education center
- JBS at the Tower in Oberschleißheim *
Individual evidence
- ↑ Archived copy ( memento of the original from July 15, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ http://www.kjr-muenchen-land.de/ueber-uns/chronik.html
- ↑ Archived copy ( memento of the original from July 15, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
