World Children's Day 2025 in Maintal: Focus on children's rights!

World Children's Day 2025 in Maintal: Focus on children's rights!

Dörnigheim, Deutschland - September 21st is closer and this is not just a date in the calendar: in Maintal the World Children's Day will be celebrated again that day. The city has been participating in it for over 30 years and offers a colorful family festival around the Brüder-Schönfeld-Haus in Dörnigheim. As the municipal children's and youth office under the direction of Melanie Jörges announces, numerous campaigns are on the program in which many clubs, organizations, schools and urban institutions will take part.

This year's motto "Children's rights - building blocks for democracy!" underlines the immense importance of child rights for protection, participation and the development of children. [Press Service] reports that children and adolescents who are aware of their rights play a more active role in society. You know better how democracy works and can take your concerns into your own hands.

invitation to participate

The children's and youth office invites everyone interested to actively help shape. A preparatory meeting will take place on Monday, June 30th, from 6.30 p.m. in the meeting room of the town hall. If you want to take part in this meeting, you can register by phone at 06181 400-713 or by email to weltkindertag@maintal.de.

The World Children's Day is also generously designed on Germany. [Unicef] reports about creative hands-on actions that stimulate participation, such as the current children's rights puzzle. Children had the opportunity to express their wishes and thoughts in the form of puzzle pieces and were able to actively promote dialogue about their rights and concerns.

The role of UNICEF and German Children's Aid Work

The German Children's Aid Work and Unicef ​​Germany together make a decisive contribution to attracting the importance of child rights to public awareness. These initiatives are not only important for World Children's Day, but also for the future and stability of democracy. They demand stronger political measures that include the rights of children and adolescents directly in decisions. The goal? A future -proof and child -friendly country in which the young generations can actively help shape the future emphasize.

With over 145 countries that celebrate World Children's Day annually, the global reach of this initiative is impressive. [DKHW] points out that children's rights have been secured for every child since the 1989 UN Convention and that committed people have been fighting for the implementation of these rights in Germany for 50 years. The commitment is mainly financed by private donations that are collected at around 40,000 locations in Germany.

The World Children's Day in Maintal promises to become a living festival that not only invites you to celebrate, but also to put the children's voice in the foreground and emphasize their rights. Be there and let us put a sign of the rights of the children together!