During the autumn holidays, the city’s children’s and youth office carried out a three-day “Health Days” project in cooperation with the Caritas Children’s Center and with the support of the Rotary Club Homburg-Zweibrücken. From October 23rd to 25th, the holiday program for children and young people aged six to 14 had a lot of interesting things to learn and experience about mental and mental health.
During the program, the children and young people learned a lot from Rebecca Ziegler-Fenner about healthy and conscious eating; Not only was breakfast prepared together, but lunch was also cooked together. For this purpose, mindfulness exercises were carried out together with Tanja Bohlander and Laura Lawaldt with the dogs Nala and Onion and the goat Kurt, who had brought with them. Everyone was able to relax at the end of the first day with an extensive round of yoga.
The next day the creativity continued: the children and young people made dream catchers and worry dolls. On the third day of the project, the weather was good and there was a walk with a picnic and a visit to the Erbach sports center. There the children and young people were able to let off steam and relax with games and a dream trip from Layla and Andreas Ecker from Rotaract. Finally, there was judo training with Patrick Tietze from the Judo Kenshi Club Homburg-Erbach.
The adults in the photo from left to right: Andreas and Layla Ecker (Rotaract Club Homburg), Evelina Sherkshun (holiday carer), Lilav Tabousch (holiday carer), Janine Niedenzu-Brünner (Caritas Children’s Center), Michelle Fuchs (holiday carer), Tanja Trenkler ( Children and Youth Office City of Homburg), Patrick Tietze (Judo Kenshi Association Homburg Erbach).
Photo: Children and Youth Office of the City of Homburg
Published on: October 30, 2024 | Press
