Annual report-2005 - Karl Kübel Stiftung
Annual report-2005 - Karl Kübel Stiftung
Annual report-2005 - Karl Kübel Stiftung
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<strong>Karl</strong> Kuebel <strong>Stiftung</strong> fuer Kind und Familie, www.kkstiftung.de<br />
3 rd Hessian Family Day<br />
www.hessischer-familientag.de<br />
30.000 visitors in Hofgeismar<br />
In <strong>2005</strong> the most important project of the department Family Forum of the <strong>Karl</strong> Kuebel <strong>Stiftung</strong><br />
has been the 3 rd Hessian Family Day which took place on the 9 th July in Hofgeismar. The Family<br />
Forum constitutes the official agency and coordinates the planning of this huge family-oriented<br />
event which is hosted by the Hessian Ministry of Social Welfare and the city of Hofgeismar, which<br />
presents the Family Day. A programme of information, entertainment, games and fun for young<br />
and old have been developed during the preparation of nearly one year. The contents were<br />
important for the organisers: At the centre was the cooperation of different generations in the<br />
family, the integration of late-resettier-families, life-models of fathers and mothers, the possibilities<br />
and boundaries of early childhood education and the integration of people with disabilities.<br />
For the announcement of the Family Day all over Hesse, <strong>Karl</strong> Kuebel <strong>Stiftung</strong> and the Federal<br />
Government initiated a painting competition themed: “Who can paint the most beautiful picture for<br />
the 3 rd Hessian Family Day?” 1.100 children in the age group between three and twelve years<br />
participated in the competition. All over Hesse the event was announced on TV, in newspaper<br />
articles and in advertisements. In addition the organisers distributed 50.000 invitation flyers. The<br />
daily newspaper “Hessische/Niedersaechsische Allgemeine” (HNA) and the editorial staff “service:<br />
familie” (“service:family”) of the local radio station “Hessischer Rundfunk” (hr) supported the<br />
Family Day as media partners and sponsors like Amigo-games and the German dictionary publisher<br />
“Duden” gave an important contribution.<br />
A crucial factor for the success was the enthusiasm<br />
which was brought in by the organisations and<br />
initiatives of family work in Hesse and especially of<br />
Hofgeismar, the city that hosted the Family Day:<br />
Already by the middle of April <strong>2005</strong> with 150<br />
organisations a record of registrations could be noted<br />
down and the number continued increasing. On 9 th of<br />
July <strong>2005</strong> groups and institutions presented themselves on the market of possibilities. This market<br />
encompassed seven streets with different contents – for example the “Street of Children and<br />
Youth”, the “Street for Social Encounter”, the “Street of Family Education” and the “Street of<br />
Health”. Together with the Odenwald-Institute, the “hessenstiftung – familie hat Zukunft” and the<br />
Hessian Ministry of Social Welfare <strong>Karl</strong> Kuebel <strong>Stiftung</strong> presented its work on the market place of<br />
Hofgeismar.<br />
A diversified programme with discussions<br />
about current issues of family politics, which<br />
were moderated by professionals from the<br />
local radio station “Hessischer Rundfunk”<br />
(hr) Mathias Muench, Susanne<br />
Schwarzenberger and Andreas Clarysee, was<br />
offered on four stages. Artists presented<br />
theatre plays and performances on issues of<br />
the German fairy-tales. In addition there<br />
were readings and a fairy-tale quiz with<br />
1.000 participants.<br />
On the left: Obviously Hessian Prime Minister<br />
Roland Koch, Minister for Social Welfare Silke<br />
Lautenschlaeger and chairperson of the<br />
Foundation Council of <strong>Karl</strong> Kuebel <strong>Stiftung</strong><br />
Matthias Wilkes, had a lot of fun.<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> Report <strong>2005</strong> Page 16 /26