Deutsches Rotes Kreuz - Kinder- und Jugendhilfe gGmbH (DRK-KiJu)
The DRK-KiJu is a modern and professional provider of child and youth services in Hamburg. The organization was founded in 1999 and is an important part of the work of the German Red Cross in the region. The DRK-KiJu cares for approximately 3,500 children and young people and employs approximately 700 staff members[1].
Key Products and Services
editThe DRK-KiJu offers a variety of services, including daycare centers, residential groups, school cooperations, open children's and youth centers, and a family education program called HIPPY. In addition, it operates parent-child centers and an Interdisciplinary Early Intervention Center to comprehensively support young people and their families[1][3].
Mission and Values
editThe main mission of the DRK-KiJu is to strengthen young people in their social skills and guide them to responsible action. The focus is on quality and continuous development of educational offerings. The organization is committed to the seven principles of the Red Cross, which are associated with humanity, international understanding and respect for dignity[1][2].
Sustainability and Initiatives
editAlthough specific sustainability goals are not mentioned in the information provided, the DRK-KiJu places great emphasis on an appreciative and cooperative working atmosphere. It promotes the personal and professional development of its employees through training measures and offers different career paths[2]. The organization provides a stable and reliable environment for children and young people to have a long-term positive impact on their development[1].
The DRK-KiJu makes a significant contribution to Hamburg's social structure and is an important partner for families seeking high-quality care and education for their children. Through its diverse offerings and commitment to quality, the organization continuously strives for the well-being and future of young people.
