Rosenheim Discusses Inclusion in Sports: Clubs Seek Paths to Funding and Participation

Rosenheim Sets a Strong Example for Inclusive Sports

On Saturday, November 21, 2026, the Rosenheim District Office will be a meeting point for clubs, volunteers, and officials who want to make sports offerings more open, diverse, and future-oriented. The free in-person event in the Kampenwand room is aimed at all those who want to not only discuss inclusion in club life but also implement it practically. ([landkreis-rosenheim.de](https://www.landkreis-rosenheim.de/events/inklusiver-im-sport-werden-und-finanzierung-sichern-wie-geht-das/))

When Attitude Becomes Structure

The focus is on the question of how clubs can create the necessary structural and financial prerequisites to enable greater participation in sports. Based on concrete examples from club work, the speakers will highlight opportunities, success factors, and initial steps towards an open club culture. The event combines expertise with practical relevance and provides guidance on funding programs, financing options, and support services. ([landkreis-rosenheim.de](https://www.landkreis-rosenheim.de/events/inklusiver-im-sport-werden-und-finanzierung-sichern-wie-geht-das/))

Expert Insights from Elite Sports and Inclusion Work

The two speakers bring impressive experience: Simoneit-Eck was involved in four Olympic and one Paralympic organizing committee and helped establish the inclusive sports club INSEL.Zeit e.V. and the barrier-free sports area INSEL. Ms. Wagner is a sports scientist with two master's degrees and currently works in inclusion as well as a lecturer at the BVS Bayern Academy. Both represent solid expertise in grant acquisition and club development. ([landkreis-rosenheim.de](https://www.landkreis-rosenheim.de/events/inklusiver-im-sport-werden-und-finanzierung-sichern-wie-geht-das/))

Space for Questions, Exchange, and Next Steps

The training not only focuses on lectures but also consciously on dialogue. Participants will have space for individual questions and the exchange with other club representatives. This creates exactly the mixture that often advances good practices: concrete impulses, short paths, and ideas that reach the club directly. ([landkreis-rosenheim.de](https://www.landkreis-rosenheim.de/events/inklusiver-im-sport-werden-und-finanzierung-sichern-wie-geht-das/))

Stadium Atmosphere in a Small Format

Even if no game is kicked off, there is real field tension in this appointment: It’s about participation, responsibility, and the future of organized sports in the district. Those interested in an inclusive club structure will gain valuable guidance for sustainable offers, new target groups, and a culture that includes people with different backgrounds. ([landkreis-rosenheim.de](https://www.landkreis-rosenheim.de/events/inklusiver-im-sport-werden-und-finanzierung-sichern-wie-geht-das/))

Conclusion: This event provides clubs with tangible answers, fresh impulses, and concrete paths to more inclusion and funding security. Anyone who wants to actively shape the sports of tomorrow should not miss this date. ([landkreis-rosenheim.de](https://www.landkreis-rosenheim.de/events/inklusiver-im-sport-werden-und-finanzierung-sichern-wie-geht-das/))

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• Rosenheim District Office - Event Becoming Inclusive in Sports and Ensuring Funding – How Does That Work?
• Rosenheim District Office - Barrier-Free Event at the Rosenheim District Office
• Rosenheim District Office - District and Address Wittelsbacherstraße 53