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Mario Orth strengthens children's group on Alsergrund - new support for families!
Renovation work on Alsergrund and support for children's groups by Mario Orth on October 8, 2025 - commitment to social projects.
Mario Orth strengthens children's group on Alsergrund - new support for families!
Something is happening on the Alsergrund! The committed Mario Orth is actively committed to a group of children who are particularly dependent on support. On this sunny October day, October 8, 2025, not only was another step towards an improved life situation for the little ones, but at the same time pointed out the ongoing renovation work in the neighborhood.
Mario Orth, whose heart beats for the youth, is strong for projects that focus on the well -being of children. His initiative shows how important community and cohesion are - especially in challenging times. The Alsergrund thus becomes the scene of hope for many families.
Commitment to animals and people
Another important aspect of Orth's commitment could hardly be more current. This week awards [Fressnapf Austria] (https://www.fressnapf.at/ vierenischengagiert/actions/) for the twelfth time the "animal-committed" awards and thus aim to appreciate numerous animal rights activists from all federal states. The “pet of the year” is also awarded. These prices are part of a broader initiative that puts the well -being of animals and their supporters in the spotlight.
The donations collected from the activities of the “animal-committed” initiative flow into three valuable projects that benefit both animals and humans. Among other things, the initiative finances the Kinderburg Rappottenstein, who takes care of families with seriously chronically ill or traumatized children. Those affected not only receive psychological support there, but also the opportunity to find new joie de vivre in creative workshops and in dealing with animals.
Animals as helpers for children
Animals play a special role in supporting children with special needs, as highlighted in a report by One Stop Pet Guide. Pets provide emotional support, aid learning, and promote social skills. Dogs and cats are particularly valued in Germany: dogs with around 10 million creatures provide structure, while cats with around 16 million offer a pleasant sense of security.
Studies show that pets help children experience emotional security and develop social skills. An example is Mia who works with her dog Sam to overcome her fears. Such stories make it clear how valuable animals can be for children with special challenges.
In conclusion, it remains to be said: The commitment of Mario Orth am Alsergrund is not only a highlight of a local children's group, but also an important contribution to promoting cohesion in the community and to strengthen the well -being of families and their animal companions. The Alsergrund sharpens its profile as a place where sympathy and support are very important.