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Peiting's senior citizen advisor Alfred Jocher emphasized in his report that the outdoor wave pool is also an important offer for older people.
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Peiting – “We don’t need to hide,” says senior citizen advisor Alfred Jocher, assessing the offers for older people in the community.
There are a variety of activities in sports, leisure, church and social.
The outdoor wave pool is a meeting place where things are “very casual”.
It was able to go back into operation in 2023 after personnel turbulence, and he combined this with a “compliment to the mayor” in his report to the market town council.
What physically disabled people feel in the water, he saw how a woman, with all her strength, was able to get out of her wheelchair and into the wave pool for at least ten minutes.
"What a joy."
The meeting café is welcome;
it is predominantly women there.
We are grateful for the decision to continue the Peitingmobil.
What the senior citizen speaker wants: more consideration for each other in traffic.
CSU parliamentary group spokesman Michael Deibler thanked for the report.
Jocher explained the social aspect that the outdoor wave pool and the Peitingmobile fulfill.
Mayor Ostenrieder mentioned that Jocher was often present.
What he also said: The district has a senior citizen position, in Schongau in the mint building - “so around the corner from us”.