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Application for the office of lay judge

Lay assessors are honorary judges in the criminal justice system at local and regional courts.

Carers for holiday activities

Do you enjoy working with children and young people, are you at least 18 years old and looking for a meaningful holiday job? Then get in touch with us!

Award "Munich thanks!"

If you do at least 80 hours of voluntary work a year, the City of Munich will thank you with a certificate and a voucher booklet.

Mosaik Youth Award - with diversity against racism

Projects that work against racism or for dialogue and encounters can be awarded the Mosaik Youth Prize - with diversity against racism.

Commitment as a school crossing patrol assistant

Would you like to dedicate your time to schoolchildren and help us to improve safety on the way to school? We will be happy to advise and support you.

Certificate of good conduct for volunteers

You can find all the information you need for an (extended) certificate of good conduct for your voluntary work in a non-profit or comparable organisation here.

Promotion of projects against right-wing extremism and racism

Projects and initiatives against right-wing extremism, racism and group-focused misanthropy can be funded by the city with up to 10,000 euros.

Bavarian volunteer card

If you have been volunteering for at least 250 hours a year for more than two years, you can receive numerous benefits with the volunteer card.

Honorary judges

in 2024, honorary judges will be elected for the Bavarian Administrative Court in Munich. If you are interested, you can put your name down.

Munich thanks! Pupils

Award from the City of Munich for students who volunteer at school