VikiCampus
A home for a life on the move
At the sports facility Behmstrasse 29, We, SV Rot-Weiß Viktoria Mitte 08 e.V., are building a facility named „VikiCampus“. Under its roof, a range of socially relevant services integrating sport with health, integration, and education will be long-term available to all residents of the catchment area. The VikiCampus – a sports and neighbourhood campus – represents an expansion of the infrastructure within the district and will be equipped with socio-integrative and health-promoting offerings.
These offers include public services that can be used across the board. Hopefully, the VikiCampus will be funded by state funds from the state programme “Soziale Infrastructure measures in socially disadvantaged neighbourhoods from 2021 onwards.
Our Approach Sport and Exercise –
Right from the start of life…
Accompaniment through a moving life…
even in turbulent, difficult times…
Designed for every age group – from infants to the very elderly – the offerings from
VikiCampus specifically targets young and old people at the points where sport and exercise are for
social support and resilient health are sought after and desired.
integration as well as physical and mental health are ultimately fundamental factors for participation, professional Success and a self-determined life in a democratic world.
New projects: „VikiWe“ district centre, „VikiKi“ inclusive children's centre, Learning Booster, Green Sports Field, FlowMe Health and Rehabilitation Centre with "Sport for the Soul" (Sport for the Soul), and many new sports activities and partnerships in the neighbourhood.
Our offers largely represent a link between movement, health, integration and education with regard to personal development.
This provides a stable foundation for potentially lifelong collaboration between people and the club. Our VikiCampus creates a flexible network of opportunities where people can move, meet, and develop. The aim is to provide the chance to shape an individual life independently and positively, time and time again.
The project is funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
and the urban development funding programme Social Cohesion (SZ).