Der Trierische Volksfreund hat im Rahmen der Aktion „150 Jahre Trierischer Volksfreund – 150 gute Taten“ über die Arbeit von KRASS e. V. vor Ort in Trier berichtet. KRASS Trier setzt sich dafür ein, Kindern und Jugendlichen unabhängig von Herkunft und finanziellen Möglichkeiten einen kostenlosen und niedrigschwelligen Zugang zu Kultur, Bildung und Freizeitangeboten zu ermöglichen. Der Trierische Volksfreund würdigt KRASS e. V. als Beispiel für gelebtes ehrenamtliches Engagement und als eine der „guten Taten“, die zeigen, wie viel durch persönlichen Einsatz und Herzblut für Kinder und Jugendliche bewirkt werden kann. Hier geht es zum Artikel: „Verein „Krass“ in Trier: Wo Kinder kostenlos Kultur und Bildung genießen.“
Dedicated management and a strong team of volunteers
The Trier branch has been headed since 2021 by 24-year-old law student Franziska Wonnebauer, who became involved in cultural activities at an early age and now organizes readings, writing workshops, and creative film projects with children. She is supported by a dedicated team of volunteers who, among other things, organize tutoring, music projects, and cultural education programs.
Equal opportunities for children and young people with special needs
The article makes it clear that many families lack the time, money, and resources to adequately support their children's development. Children with a migration or refugee background face additional challenges. KRASS e. V. addresses this need directly – with accessible tutoring, cultural education, and personalized support.
KRASSe networks on site in Trier
The association works closely with institutions such as the Trier-North community center, the Ambrosius Elementary School, and social and psychosocial services. Its focus is on neighborhoods with special needs, particularly Trier-North.
Thanks to our KRASSEs team on site in Trier
We would like to express our sincere gratitude for the tireless commitment of KRASS e. V. in Trier. With great dedication, creativity, and passion, the staff and volunteers create spaces where children and young people, regardless of their financial or social background, have access to education, culture, and personal development.
Such initiatives demonstrate the importance of civic engagement for our society. We thank all those involved for their valuable work and for giving children in Trier courage, opportunities, and cultural participation.