ST. ANDRÄ-WÖRDERN. The self-defense evenings for girls and women in November were a complete success. Many people wanted a sequel. Together with the We Niederösterreicherinnen, the Union Judoklub Makoto is now offering this on April 8th and 15th from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the basement of the municipal office. A fee of 30 euros will be charged for both units. Please register by April 5th.
At the beginning on Monday, April 8th, community doctor Dr. Martina Wieshaider is available to answer any questions. She will briefly discuss current developments from her perspective, how violence affects women and what help doctors can offer.
“Let’s all look at this and not away!”
appeals Mayor Maximilian Titz.
Registration and information directly from Mag. Barbara Weigl, President of the Union Judo Club Makoto on WhatsApp number 0664 4035 006 or directly from the Judo Club at judo@makoto.at.
Stickers for more safety
The Lower Austrian Violence Protection Center has stickers with the most important ones
Help and advice centers developed.
“We hope that our landlords and businesses will agree that we can stick these in all publicly accessible women’s toilets. Many thanks to Mayor Titz that we were able to do this in the municipal office and in the music school. You can find other advice and help centers using the QR code on the sticker,”
explains Gabriela Würth, head of the We Niederösterreicherinnen St. Andrä-Wördern.
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2024-03-27 10:56:46
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