Esch-sur-AlzetteLocal youth centre awarded prize for inclusivity

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The youth centre in Esch-sur-Alzette recently received a prize for its efforts of integrating people with disabilities into its community.
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Although the Esch-sur-Alzette youth centre is not accessible to wheelchair users, Leandro has been regularly coming to the local meeting place for the past six years. Staff members usually help the 20-year-old inside the building and up several stairs so that he can practice playing the piano.

While the youth centre has already filed an application for a lift, it might still take until 2024 before an installation is completed.

In the meantime, the organisation ‘Zesumme fir Inclusioun’ (‘Together for inclusion’), short ZEFI, has awarded a prize to the staff of the youth centre for their relentless efforts of giving everyone a chance to join their community.

ZEFI has existed for 30 years and has regularly awarded prizes to organisations that are invested in the integration of people with disabilities.

Video report in Luxembourgish

Zesumme fir Inklusioun - Präis fir Escher Jugendhaus
Am Jugendhaus feelt et un engem Lift. D’Demande heifir huet d’Escher Gemeng un den zoustännege Ministère geschéckt.

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