St. Josef
St. Josef sits in the heart of Feuerbach, a district of Stuttgart, with its church and community centre close by. You reach it easily by public transport, and wheelchair users move around it without barriers. Kindergartens, family centres and educational support shape daily life here.
The kindergarten work spans the city, with room for up to five hundred and twenty-five children. Franciscan values set the tone: freedom, dignity, solidarity, justice, tolerance and responsibility. The family centres open their doors to every household in the neighbourhood, whatever its origin, religion or education. Parent breakfasts, playgroups and courses fill the programme, and family celebrations have their place too. Beyond Feuerbach, educational support extends into eastern Stuttgart and part of Bad Cannstatt, for families where upbringing needs a helping hand.
In Feuerbach itself, the daily group counts around forty children aged two to six. Experienced staff and new faces work side by side to look after them. Regular conversations keep parents close, and the aim is plain: a second home where children pick up social skills and Christian values.
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