Wolfenbüttel's DRK Day Celebrates Inclusion with Fun and First Aid

The German Red Cross (DRK) is hosting its annual DRK Day this weekend at the Exer grounds in Wolfenbüttel. The event, running from 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM on Sunday, May 10, will celebrate Inclusion Day and World Red Cross Day with a focus on solidarity and diversity. Families and visitors of all ages are invited to enjoy a packed programme of activities and entertainment. The event will feature a mix of practical learning and fun. A first-aid station will offer hands-on demonstrations, while an ambulance display lets visitors explore emergency vehicles and meet responders. For those curious about volunteering or careers, an info booth titled Your Start with the DRK will provide details, alongside a quiz to test knowledge of the organisation.

Children can take part in a Teddy Bear Ambulance run by the Youth Red Cross, offering a playful way to learn first aid. Face painting, games, and a creative workshop will keep younger guests entertained. Meanwhile, the Family Relief Service’s dance and judo groups will perform, showcasing movement and community spirit. Live music will also be part of the day, with the band *Rock Meets Soul* performing to get visitors dancing and singing along.

The DRK Day brings together education, entertainment, and community engagement in one event. With activities for all ages, it aims to raise awareness of the Red Cross’s work while fostering inclusivity. The public is encouraged to attend and participate in the celebrations.