Financial support of €10,000 granted for establishment of a meeting venue in Hasborn, in alignment with the ministry's promotion of volunteer initiatives
In a recent visit to SV Rot-Weiß Hasborn, State Secretary Sebastian Thul presented a grant award of 10,000 euros to support the construction of a new multi-generational community center. This project, known as the Calisthenics field, is part of a broader initiative to improve rural infrastructure and promote vibrant town centers.
The Calisthenics field, a physical exercise area using one's own body weight, has been in development since 2019. The remaining 12,418.25 euros for the project are to be covered largely by donations, reflecting the strong community spirit in the town of Hasborn-Dautweiler.
The funds for the grant award come from the ministry's funding program for the environment, climate, mobility, agriculture, and consumer protection. This indicates that the project aligns with the ministry's goals and supports initiatives related to these areas.
The new facility will complement the existing facilities at the "Waldstadion" Hasborn, which include a boules court and an artificial turf sports field. Both of these facilities have been implemented with the ministry's support and are well-used, demonstrating the success of such community projects.
State Secretary Sebastian Thul emphasized that they are also happy to support a place for interaction and exchange. He praised the voluntary commitment and creativity of the citizens of Hasborn-Dautweiler, commending their efforts in creating a unique green meeting place for young and old.
For more information on funding opportunities in rural development, please visit the ministry's website. While a specific, dedicated Saarland funding program for the stated areas is not directly detailed, the region is embedded in broader German federal and EU initiatives and programs supporting environmental, climate, mobility, agricultural innovation, and consumer protection projects. Direct inquiry with Saarland’s state government or economic development offices would be recommended for further details.
This news serves as a reminder of the power of community spirit and the support available for projects that aim to improve rural infrastructure and promote vibrant town centers. The Calisthenics field in Hasborn is a testament to the potential of such projects and the positive impact they can have on a community.
Science and finance intertwine as the grant award for the Calisthenics field comes from the ministry's funding program, which supports environmental, climate, mobility, agriculture, and consumer protection initiatives. This environmental-science project, fostered by the strong community spirit of Hasborn-Dautweiler, aligns with the industry's goal of improving rural infrastructure and promoting vibrant town centers.
