Fohnsdorf starts playground offensive: a paradise for children!

Fohnsdorf starts playground offensive: a paradise for children!

Sillweg, Österreich - The municipality of Fohnsdorf is a strong sign for the little ones among us: a comprehensive playground offensive has started to revitalize the urgently needed scope for children. After years of neglect, the return of the playgrounds is now a reality. The first redesigned playground is in Sillweg and will soon be handed over to the public, as meinbezirk.at

Mayor Volksart Kienzl is optimistic. The devices on the playground were carefully renovated and the area was redesigned. Children can look forward to a game tower, a swing, a slide, two rockers, a climbing wall and even a football goal. The space is said to invite not only to play, but also stimulate the creativity and imagination of the children. The grass has already grown well, and only a few days are necessary to officially open the square.

planned extensions

The planning for further playgrounds is already in full swing. An outdoor area at the Dietersdorf elementary school is to be built next year. In two years, the construction of a new playground in the school park at the middle school will also be planned. Kienzl emphasizes that these playgrounds are part of a common concept with the FPÖ, which provides child -friendly and appealing scope.

But the initiative for child -friendly playgrounds goes beyond Fohnsdorf. In Germany, for example, at the Spielplatz-initiative.de a similar goal is: the redesign and renovation of public scope. These must be public and free of charge for all children and adolescents. Participation and participation by the little ones themselves are essential prerequisites for implementation.

funding opportunities for playgrounds

As part of this initiative, funding of up to 8,000 euros is available for projects, depending on specific projects and financing plans. It is particularly important that the projects are innovative and eventful. Initiatives can apply not only as parent or neighborhood groups, but also as associations or privately committed individuals. Unfortunately, there are currently no ongoing applications for the playground initiative. Nevertheless, new projects can be funded under the .