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Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt
Hamburg, DEImpact-drivenAssociationArt & CultureEducation
Impact3Sustainability Goals
LocationHamburg
About Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt
Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt is a district cultural center established in 1973, located in a historically listed former poorhouse in Bergstedt, Hamburg. It serves the citizens of Bergstedt, Walddörfer, and Alstertal by offering a diverse range of cultural, educational, and leisure activities for all ages. The center provides courses, workshops, and events such as concerts, theater, and markets. Supported by three part-time employees and over 50 freelance and volunteer staff, the organization promotes quality education, sustainable communities, and reduced inequalities.
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Sustainability Goals
Quality Education
Diverse educational opportunities for all ages
Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt provides courses in languages, creative and digital skills, and discussion groups, fostering knowledge and new interests for community members.
Sustainable Cities & Communities
Cultural hub for vibrant local communities
The organization offers citizens diverse cultural, educational, and leisure activities, strengthening social cohesion and enriching the district's quality of life.
Reduced Inequalities
Inclusive programs for equal opportunities
Through integrative collaborations like the 'grenzenlos' project and offerings for people of all ages, Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt promotes social participation and reduces inequalities within the community.
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Q1What is the core mission of Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt?
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Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt serves the citizens of Bergstedt, the Walddörfer, and Alstertal by providing a diverse range of cultural, educational, and leisure activities. Its aim is to offer people of all ages opportunities to explore new interests, acquire knowledge, or simply enjoy entertainment. The organization is primarily aligned with SDG 4 “Quality Education” and secondarily contributes to SDG 11 “Sustainable Cities and Communities” and SDG 10 “Reduced Inequalities.”
Q2What kind of activities and events does Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt offer?
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The center offers a broad spectrum of programs, including courses in languages, creative and digital skills, poetry, discussion groups, and children's activities. They also host sessions focused on health and mindfulness, whisky tasting, music, dance, theater, and various workshops and seminars. Beyond courses, Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt organizes public events such as concerts, political discussions, children's theater, lectures, tours, parties, and flea markets.
Q3How is Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt structured, and what is the size of its team?
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Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt is a non-profit association (e.V.) supported by three part-time employees and over 50 freelance and volunteer staff members. This structure enables a diverse range of offerings and a strong connection to the local community.
Q4Where is Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt located?
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Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt is located in a historically listed former poorhouse in the Bergstedt district of Hamburg, Germany. This historic location contributes to the unique atmosphere of the cultural center.
Q5Which partners does Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt collaborate with?
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The organization maintains an integrative cooperation with the Senator-Neumann-Haus – BHH Sozialkontor under the name "grenzenlos" for certain events. Its operations and special acquisitions are also made possible through the friendly support of the Bezirksamt Wandsbek.
Q6What makes the work environment and community at Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt special?
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Begegnungsstätte Bergstedt is characterized by a strong local network of over 50 freelance and volunteer staff members who enable its diverse offerings. The integrative cooperation with social welfare organizations and its long-standing tradition since 1973 in a unique historically listed building shape the center's special culture.
