Enthusiastic Bechhofer advice agrees to the renovation of the Kita Spatzennest!

Enthusiastic Bechhofer advice agrees to the renovation of the Kita Spatzennest!

In the Bechhofer community, the planned renovation of the Spatzennest day care center ensured positive response. The local council, which originally only wanted to be informed, was spontaneously enthusiastic about the lectures on the renovation measure during a session. Lothar Burger presented the detailed renovation draft, the convincing argument of which ensured the approval of the council members. The council unanimously decided to implement the project after the building structure of the daycare center was examined by a test bore.

Although the exact details of the renovation in the published article are not recorded, the general tenor is positive. Many council members expressed optimistic about the future development of the daycare center and the improvements that are to be achieved by the renovation. This decision is part of a larger trend that emerges nationwide in the area of ​​early childhood education.

nationwide efforts to childcare

In the context of these renovation plans, it should be mentioned that the Federal Government has launched a wide range of investment programs to promote childcare since 2008. A total of five programs with a total volume of 5.4 billion euros have now been launched. These measures aim to increase equal opportunities for children and to improve the compatibility of family and work for parents. Over 750,000 additional places for children until the school start could be created.

The currently running 5th investment program initiative also provides for support of one billion euros for the expansion of 90,000 childcare places, strongly influenced by the Covid-19 pandemy and EU initiatives such as next generation. These programs end schedule at the end of June 2024 and are part of the strategy to increase the care rate of 17.6 % in 2008 to 36.4 % in 2023.

• Financing of childcare is carried out by countries and municipalities.
• declining number of children in East German countries require different answers in the expansion.
• 3.5 billion euros are intended for the development of childcare places for elementary school age.

In addition, the federal government supports the municipalities with the Kita Quality Act and various strategies that aim to secure specialists in daycare centers and in the all-day area. These comprehensive efforts show that the area of ​​early childhood education has a high priority for the federal government and developments in Bechhofen are part of a greater national commitment.