Clubs and Organizations in Langenfeld: Call to Participate in the 2026 Summer Program

The city of Langenfeld is calling on all local clubs, organizations, and initiatives to actively contribute to the 2026 Summer Program. This invitation was published on April 25, 2026, targeting those who can offer creative, sports, or educational activities for children and youth. The program aims to fill the summer holidays with diverse events and provides a platform for voluntary engagement.

Background of the Summer Program

Every year, the city of Langenfeld organizes a comprehensive summer program in cooperation with local actors. In 2025, the offerings attracted over 2,000 participants, including craft workshops, nature explorations, and sports events. For 2026, the city plans an expansion to reach even more children and youth. The concept relies on the diversity of local clubs contributing their expertise.

Source: Official announcement from the City of Langenfeld (www.langenfeld.de/summerprogram(öffnet in neuem Tab)). Similar initiatives exist in other regions, such as the call in WiWa-Lokal (wiwa-lokal.de(öffnet in neuem Tab)).

Possible Offerings and Ideas

The program thrives on participants' creativity. Here are examples of potential contributions:

• Sports Offerings: Soccer tournaments, track training, or swimming courses by SV Langenfeld.
• Creative Workshops: Painting, crafting, or music-making with the Langenfeld Cultural Club.
• Nature and Environment: Hikes and species protection activities with the local NABU group.
• Hands-on Activities: Woodworking or gardening in partnership with the gardening club.
• Excursions: Day trips to the Rhine Meadows or Schloss Dyck.

Participation is free of charge, with the city handling promotion, insurance, and partial material costs.

Requirements for Participation

• Target Group: Children and youth aged 6 to 16.
• Duration: 1-5 days, ideally during summer holidays (July/August 2026).
• Registration: By May 31, 2026, via email to [email protected] or the online form on the city website.
• Contact: Langenfeld Youth Office, Phone: 02173-123456.

Benefits for Clubs and Organizations

Participation not only strengthens the community but also offers concrete advantages:

1. Visibility: Promotion via city channels, including mein-langenfeld.de and social media.
2. Networking: Exchange with other clubs and city administration.
3. Funding: Possible grants up to 500 Euros per offering.
4. Volunteer Recognition: Certificates and press coverage.

In comparable projects, like Leipzig's Engagement Fair (leipzig.de(öffnet in neuem Tab)), over 80 organizations benefited from similar structures.

Overview of Active Clubs in Langenfeld

Langenfeld has over 150 clubs. Here's a selection relevant to the summer program:

This list is not exhaustive. New initiatives are welcome!

Review of Past Summer Programs

Summer Program 2025

• Participants: 2,200 children.
• Highlights: Climbing at the adventure park, crafting weeks with the craft club.
• Feedback: 95% positive ratings (city survey).

Trends for 2026

Surveys show demand for more digital offerings like coding workshops or VR experiences. Clubs with tech skills are in demand.

Next Steps: How to Get Involved

1. Develop Idea: Tailored to the target group.
2. Submit Application: By May 31, 2026.
3. Preparation: With youth office support.
4. Implementation: July/August 2026.

More details at langenfeld.de/summerprogram(öffnet in neuem Tab).

This call highlights the city's commitment to vibrant summers in Langenfeld. Stay updated at mein-langenfeld.de.

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