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“DSCVOLLEY Kids” is a joint project of Arvato Systems and the Dresden professional volleyball team that aims to open up new perspectives for children and young people in particular through sport and community. In addition to providing a playful introduction to volleyball, the project places a special focus on social interaction. The partners‘ commitment is thus focused on key issues such as integration, identification, inclusion and social responsibility.

The “DSCVOLLEY Kids” project includes six training sessions per season, in which children and young people train under the guidance of experienced DSC volleyball coaches and players. For the participants, the joy of sport is combined with a sense of belonging and community. As a special highlight, the training groups are invited to attend the Dresdner SC Bundesliga home games, experience exclusive tours of the stadium, be part of the games as “run-in kids” and then meet the professional players in person at a meet and greet.

Matthias Moeller, CEO of Arvato Systems Group, describes the purpose of the project as follows: “Promoting children and social interaction – that’s what DSCVOLLEY Kids stands for. Together, DSC and Arvato Systems want to offer children and young people a playful approach to a diverse community. This is a starting point for regular interaction, which is ultimately also an important basis for social cohesion. It is a pioneering and long-term project that we are very happy to carry out together with the DSC as part of our Experience Diversity initiative.”

Sandra Zimmermann, managing director of DSC Volleyball, is positive about the extraordinary collaboration: “The partnership and joint campaign with Arvato Systems is something special for us and a sign of Arvato Systems‘ trust in our work. The upcoming measures give us the opportunity to give something back with our great sport and to start a project for children and young people. I am sure that we will all experience special moments in the process. We are looking forward to this and are grateful to Arvato Systems for integrating the campaign into our youth development program.”