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Stiftung Offene Jugendarbeit Liechtenstein Jahresbericht 2019 Stiftung Offene Jugendarbeit Liechtenstein Jahresbericht 2019 Inhalt Inhalt Inhalt ...................................................................................................................................... ii Vorwort .................................................................................................................................. iv 1. Stiftung Offene Jugendarbeit Liechtenstein ....................................................................... 5 1.1. Der Stiftungsrat ........................................................................................................... 5 1.2. Das Team der Stiftung OJA Liechtenstein ................................................................... 5 1.3. Die Geschäftsstelle ..................................................................................................... 6 1.4. Leistungen der Stiftung OJA Liechtenstein .................................................................. 6 1.5. Gemeinsame Projekte und Veranstaltungen der Stiftung OJA Liechtenstein .............. 6 1.6. Weiterbildung .............................................................................................................. 8 1.7. Zusammenarbeit und Vernetzung ............................................................................... 8 1.8. Jahresrechnung & Revisionsbericht ............................................................................ 9 2. Die Jugendtreffs der Stiftung Offene Jugendarbeit Liechtenstein......................................12 2.1. Offene Jugendarbeit Balzers – Jugendtreff Scharmotz ..............................................13 2.1.1 Team Balzers .......................................................................................................13 2.1.2 Jugendtreff Scharmotz – Treffbetrieb ....................................................................13 2.1.3 Statistik Balzers ....................................................................................................13 2.1.4 Projekte lokal & regional .......................................................................................14 2.1.5 Mobile Jugendarbeit .............................................................................................15 2.1.6 Dorfaktivitäten ......................................................................................................16 2.1.7 Team & Vernetzung & Weiterbildung ....................................................................16 2.2. Offene Jugendarbeit Triesen – Jugendtreff Kontrast ..................................................17 2.2.1 Team Triesen .......................................................................................................17 2.2.2 Jugendtreff Kontrast – Treffbetrieb .......................................................................17 2.2.3 Statistik Triesen ....................................................................................................17 2.2.4 Projekte und Aktionen in Triesen ..........................................................................18 2.2.5 Jugendbüro ..........................................................................................................19 2.2.6 Mobile Jugendarbeit .............................................................................................19 2.2.7 Präsenz auf Schulplätzen und Klassenbesuche ...................................................20 2.2.7 Angebote für Kinder ..............................................................................................20 2.2.8 Partys ...................................................................................................................21 2.2.9 Coaching und Unterstützung ................................................................................21 2.2.10 Network /Team ...................................................................................................21 2.2.11 Öffentlichkeitsarbeit ............................................................................................22 2.3. Offene Jugendarbeit Triesenberg – Jugendtreff Pipoltr ..............................................23 2.3.1 Team Triesenberg ................................................................................................23 2.3.2 Jugendtreff Pipoltr – Treffbetrieb ..........................................................................23 2.3.3 Statistik Triesenberg .............................................................................................24 ii Inhalt 2.3.4 Projekte in Triesenberg.........................................................................................25 2.3.5 Aufsuchende und Mobile Jugendarbeit .................................................................25 2.3.6. Coaching und Beratung .......................................................................................26 2.4. Offene Jugendarbeit Vaduz – Jugendcafé Camäleon ................................................27 2.4.1 Team Vaduz ..........................................................................................................27 2.4.2. Jugendcafé Camäleon – Treffbetrieb ....................................................................27 2.4.3 Statistik Vaduz ......................................................................................................28 2.4.4. Projekte Vaduz .....................................................................................................29 2.5. Offene Jugendarbeit Schaan – Jugendtreff Popcorn ..................................................31 2.5.1 Team Schaan .......................................................................................................31 2.5.2 Jugendtreff Popcorn – Treffbetrieb .......................................................................31 2.5.3. Statistik ................................................................................................................31 2.5.4. Projekte Schaan ..................................................................................................32 2.5.5 Aufsuchende Jugendarbeit ...................................................................................34 2.5.6 Vernetzung ...........................................................................................................34 2.6. Offene Jugendarbeit Planken – Jugendtreff Zuber .....................................................35 2.6.1 Team Planken ......................................................................................................35 2.6.2 Jugendtreff Zuber – Treffbetrieb ...........................................................................35 2.6.3 Statistik Planken ...................................................................................................36 2.6.4 Projekte Planken ..................................................................................................37 2.7. Offene Kinder- und Jugendarbeit Eschen & Nendeln .................................................38 2.7.1. Team Eschen & Nendeln .....................................................................................38 2.6.2. Jugendtreff Stressless & Jugendtreff Heizraum – Treffbetrieb .............................38 2.6.3 Statistik Eschen & Nendeln ..................................................................................39 2.7.4 Aktionen und Projekte Eschen & Nendeln ............................................................40 2.7.5 Mädchenarbeit ......................................................................................................41 2.8. Offene Jugendarbeit Ruggell, Gamprin & Schellenberg .............................................42 2.8.1 Team Ruggell, Gamprin & Schellenberg ...............................................................42 2.8.2 Jugendtreff No Limit, Cosmos & Rockroom – Treffbetrieb ....................................42 2.8.3 Statistik Ruggell, Gamprin & Schellenberg ...........................................................42 2.8.4 Projekte Ruggell, Gamprin & Schellenberg ...........................................................44 2.8.5 Mädchenarbeit ......................................................................................................45 2.8.6 Ferienangebote ....................................................................................................45 2.8.7 Partys ...................................................................................................................45 2.8.8 Anlässe in den Gemeinden ...................................................................................45 iii Vorwort Das Jahr 2019 war geprägt von der Weiterentwicklung der Stiftung Offene Jugendarbeit Liechtenstein. Alle für dieses Jahr geplanten strategischen Ziele des Stiftungsrates konnten umgesetzt werden. So wurden alle Reglemente und Konzepte überarbeitet und angepasst, ebenso wurde eine neue Homepage entwickelt. Das Erscheinungsbild der Stiftung wurde so einheitlicher. Auch das Team der Jugendarbeitenden wuchs noch ein Stück zusammen. Es ist schön zu sehen, wie die Teams sich gegenseitig bei Bedarf unterstützen. All dies trägt zu einer erfolgreichen Jugendarbeit bei. 1. Stiftung Offene Jugendarbeit Liechtenstein 1. Stiftung Offene Jugendarbeit Liechtenstein 1.1. Der Stiftungsrat Der Stiftungsrat setzte sich 2019 wie folgt zusammen: Daniel Hilti Präsident Maria Kaiser-Eberle Vizepräsidentin Jasmine Andres-Meier Fachfrau Jugendarbeit Markus Büchel Fachmann Jugendarbeit in grösseren Organisationen Ludwig Frommelt Vertretung Amt für Soziale Dienste
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