The Golden Kid – the prize of the German Youth Aid Organisation 2011
Ladies and Gentlemen, dear friends of the German Youth Aid Organisation,
the application period for the Golden Kid continues. This is why we are calling upon you now to participate if you know of any child or youth projects that can lay claim to having earned our prize with their endeavours. The Golden Kid is an award for the participation of children and youths in Germany and is endowed with 15,000 EUR. We know the potential that lies dormant in young people and want to show their ability through the Golden Kid award. We will put the six best projects in the spotlight and invite them to an awards ceremony at the Europa Park in Rust. All interested parties can submit a project with immediate effect, provided children and youths are involved in the development and realisation of the project. The project should already be underway or have been completed within the last six months. Staying true to our motto “Kids Can Do That!” the winners will be decided by a child jury consisting of members of the German Youth Aid Organisation advisory council. You can apply online up until 15 January 2011.
Information and the application form can be found at www.dkhw.de/goldenegoere
We’re already looking forward to receiving interesting applications!
Dr. Heide-Rose Brückner
Executive Director
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