Stepping onto Stover Strand, have you ever heard of JuCa? JuCa isn’t just a youth camp. It’s a vibrant youth cafe pulsating with life. Located at number 3, the JuCa, short for Jugendcafé Altona-Altstadt, has been a haven for young people aged 8-25 since 1993. Nestled in the green heart of Altona-Altstadt, JuCa offers a dynamic space for connection and growth. Inside JuCa, you’ll find a bustling cafe. It is equipped with foosball, billiards, darts, a PlayStation, and board games. A cozy sofa corner invites relaxation and reading. For the creative minds, diverse craft materials are available. The large, well-equipped kitchen at JuCa becomes a collaborative space for cooking, baking, and culinary experimentation. A dedicated girls’ group meets weekly, providing a supportive environment for young women. JuCa’s programs extend beyond the cafe walls. Holiday programs, excursions, and outings are planned with the youth, ensuring their interests are at the forefront. JuCa also provides crucial academic support. In the weekly tutoring sessions, young people can focus on their homework and studies. Whether it’s preparing for exams, writing applications, or searching for internships, JuCa staff offers guidance and support. JuCa assists with personal, academic, and career-related matters, empowering youth to navigate challenges and reach their full potential.
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