When does the event take place?

On Saturday, November 21, 2026, from 09:30 to 12:30.

Where does the event take place?

At the Rosenheim District Office, Room Kampenwand, Wittelsbacherstraße 53 in 83022 Rosenheim.

What is the cost of participation?

Participation is free of charge.

How does registration occur?

Registration is only possible online. Spots are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Is there a waiting list?

Yes, a waiting list is provided if the event is fully booked.

What is the content focus?

The focus is on inclusion in sports, funding opportunities, financing, and concrete practical examples from club work.

Becoming Inclusive in Sports and Securing Funding

Name: Becoming Inclusive in Sports and Securing Funding – How Does It Work?
Start: 2026-11-21T10:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-21T13:30:00+01:00
Location: Landratsamt Rosenheim

More Participation in Clubs: Inclusion in Sports is the Focus in Rosenheim

On Saturday, November 21, 2026, the Rosenheim District Office will focus on one of the most important future questions of club sports: How can offers become more inclusive, and how can this be financially sound? The in-person event is aimed at responsible individuals and volunteers from clubs as well as other organizations involved in civic engagement in the Rosenheim district.

When Good Intentions Become Real Structure

Many clubs are familiar with the daily life balancing volunteer work, organization, and limited resources. This is where the event comes in: It demonstrates how inclusive club structures can be developed, which hurdles typically hinder daily operations, and how individual ideas can transform into viable concepts for increased participation. Concrete examples from club work will be highlighted, showing how inclusion in sports is not only conceptualized but also implemented.

Funding, Financing, and First Steps

Particularly valuable for participants is the insight into funding programs, financing options, and support offers. What pathways exist to initiate or further develop inclusive measures? How can clubs secure their structures in the long term without overloading their own foundation? These questions will be clearly addressed and answered with practical tips. This will provide orientation for boards, volunteers, and multipliers who want to make their club work sustainable for the future.

Practical Expertise for Practice

The speakers bring extensive experience from sports, inclusion, and funding acquisition. Ms. Simoneit-Eck holds an MBA in Sports and Event Management and has many years of experience in national and international sports events. Ms. Wagner works as a sports scientist with focuses on sports and movement therapy, competitive sports, and inclusion. Both provide well-founded expertise that club representatives can directly apply to their everyday work.

Space for Exchange and Concrete Questions

In addition to the professional insights, there will be deliberate time for individual questions and exchange with other participants. This dialogue is what makes the event appealing: Good ideas are not only presented but also collaboratively further developed. Those who want to strengthen their voluntary work, open club offerings, and reach new target groups will receive a compact, practical introduction here.

Conclusion: An Event for Everyone Who Wants to Make Sports More Inclusive in the Rosenheim District

The event combines knowledge, practice, and networking in a morning at the Rosenheim District Office. Visitors can look forward to concrete impulses, useful funding tips, and open exchange on equal terms. Anyone who wants to make their sports club future-proof and more inclusive should experience this event live.