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2 Frauen von hinten, die beide T-Shirts mit der Aufschrift Klarenthal lebt Demokratie tragen

Klarenthal Democracy Week 2025

„Klarenthal Lives Democracy“ is an initiative in which Klarenthal residents, the Christian churches, representatives of all democratic parties, the Klarenthal Adult Education Center, KiEZ, the Klarenthal District Center and other civil society actors have joined forces to actively, creatively, locally and concretely set an example for democracy.“Klarenthal lives democracy“ is

einigen Personen, was Konnektivität und soziale Verbindungen symbolisiert.

Concierge Klarenthal – Closeness that Makes the Difference

In the midst of Klarenthal’s residential complexes, the concierge work makes a quiet but extremely effective contribution to good coexistence in the neighborhood. She is there where people live. She listens, mediates, supports – and she knows the district with all its corners, worries and potentials. The Concierge Klarenthal is

Ein Mann mit blauem Helm und Klettergurt steht lächelnd auf einer Holzplattform in einem Hochseilgarten, während eine weitere Person mit orangefarbenem Helm im Vordergrund zu sehen ist, umgeben von Bäumen.

KiEZ Klarenthal – a Place for Families that Connects and Strengthens

In the heart of the vibrant Klarenthal district, the KinderElternZentrum (KiEZ) offers a protected space for families with children aged 0 to 10. Here, parents and children not only find support, but also community and a wide range of educational opportunities. A Place for Meeting and Support The KiEZ Klarenthal

Die Paulskirche in Frankfurt am Main, ein rotes Sandsteingebäude mit einem runden Hauptteil und einem Turm mit grüner Kuppel und goldenem Kreuz, unter einem blauen Himmel mit weißen Wolken.

Community College with Heart – Educational and Close to Life in Dotzheim, Klarenthal and Kohlheck

Education does not begin in the lecture hall and does not end with graduation. Education is curiosity, encounter, broadening horizons – a lifelong process. And that is exactly what we stand for: as a community college directly in the neighborhood, very close to the people in Dotzheim, Kohlheck and Klarenthal.

Eine Gruppe von sechs Studierenden sitzt um einen Tisch in einer Bibliothek und arbeitet gemeinsam an einem großen Blatt Papier, während im Hintergrund Bücherregale und eine weiße Tafel zu sehen sind.

Together for Klarenthal – District Work that Connects

A district is more than just streets and buildings. It is a living network of people, stories, and ideas. For this network to become a real community, it needs spaces for exchange, encounter, and co-creation. This is precisely where our district work in Klarenthal comes in – networking, moderating, and

Culture and Closeness in Old Age – why our Work in the Klarenthal Residential Care Homes is so Important

Aging doesn’t mean standing still. Aging means continuing to be part of life – with all its colors, voices and possibilities. In Klarenthal, many older people live in the three large residential care homes, and that is exactly where we are active: present, reliable and with a clear goal –