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Rhineland-Palatinate: an additional 40 million euros for daycare center construction

The state government is launching a special program with a volume of 40 million euros to promote the expansion of nursery places in Rhineland-Palatinate. Five million euros of this will be added to the funding for the year coming to an end, 35 million will be made available in 2024, explained...

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Malu Dreyer (SPD), Minister President of Rhineland-Palatinate, speaks during the special session of....aussiedlerbote.de
Malu Dreyer (SPD), Minister President of Rhineland-Palatinate, speaks during the special session of the Rhineland-Palatinate state parliament. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

State government - Rhineland-Palatinate: an additional 40 million euros for daycare center construction

The state government is launching a special program with a volume of 40 million euros to promote the expansion of nursery places in Rhineland-Palatinate. Five million euros of this will be added to the funding for the year coming to an end, 35 million will be made available in 2024, explained Education Minister Stefanie Hubig (SPD) in Mainz on Monday. The money is to be used for the construction, conversion or expansion of existing daycare centers. More and more children are also being looked after after lunchtime, and sleeping or dining rooms are needed.

The President of the Rhineland-Palatinate State Office for Social Affairs, Youth and Care, Detlef Placzek, said that it was assumed that the sum would cover the needs of the municipalities.

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  1. Stefanie Hubig, the Education Minister of Rhineland-Palatinate's SPD party, revealed in Mainz that the state government is allocating an additional 40 million euros for the construction, conversion, or expansion of daycare centers, targeting the need for more sleeping or dining rooms due to the increased number of children staying after lunchtime.
  2. In response to the funding, Rhineland-Palatinate's State Office for Social Affairs, Youth, and Care President Detlef Placzek stated that the 40 million euros should be enough to meet the municipalities' needs.
  3. The addition of 5 million euros to the current funding and the allocation of 35 million euros for 2024 should greatly contribute to the expansion of education facilities in children's kindergartens across Rhineland-Palatinate.
  4. The construction and enhancement of these daycare centers are expected to open up more opportunities for children in Mainz and throughout Rhineland-Palatinate, as they will have access to better learning and care facilities, guided by the Special program established by the state government.
  5. As a result of this investment, the children's education in Rhineland-Palatinate will benefit, particularly through the expansion of specialized programs and the expansion of daycare places, ultimately ensuring a better future for the young generation.

Source: www.stern.de

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