Application deadline for senior advisory board positions is on 14th September
Arnsberg Senior Council: A Voice for the Elderly in City Affairs
Residents of Arnsberg aged 55 and over now have the opportunity to actively participate in the city's affairs through the Arnsberg Senior Council. This council serves as a platform for older residents to have a voice in city decisions and policies, and to represent the interests of the older population.
The Arnsberg Senior Council is set to be reconstituted as part of the upcoming local elections. Those interested in joining can submit their applications until September 14. The City of Arnsberg's Future of Ageing department is the point of contact for further information and the application form.
The role of the Arnsberg Senior Council is multifaceted. Members act as a point of contact, bringing concerns to relevant city bodies and institutions. They also develop ideas to improve living conditions for the elderly in Arnsberg. Council members participate with an advisory voice in four specialist committees of the city.
By bringing their individual interests and experiences, members of the Arnsberg Senior Council can make a difference. Non-party members are welcome to apply, ensuring a diverse representation of the city's elderly population.
The Arnsberg Senior Council is more than just a consultative body. It is a chance for older residents to actively contribute to the city's development and to ensure that their needs and concerns are addressed.
For more information, or to obtain the application form, residents can contact the City of Arnsberg's Future of Ageing department via phone, email, or their website. The current chairman of the Arnsberg Senior Advisory Board, Günter Möller, will be reappointed after the local elections.
Joining the Arnsberg Senior Council is a great opportunity for older residents to make a difference in their city and to ensure that their voices are heard. Don't miss out on this chance to contribute to Arnsberg's future. Apply today!
