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Seniors' Advisory Council

The Senior Citizens' Advisory Council was founded in 1982 at the suggestion of the city council. It represents the interests and acts as a mouthpiece for the older generation. Among other things, it is committed to improving the living conditions of older people.

To this end, it maintains close contact with the municipal authorities, in particular the Office for Social Services, and has an advisory role in all municipal committees and the city council.

Term of office

The Senior Citizens' Advisory Council was reconstituted on October 31, 2024. Its term of office is five years.

  • Christiane Gerhardt from the German Parity Welfare Association was re-elected as chair of the committee.
  • Her deputies are: Franziska Wienzek from the Mainz Adult Education Center and Lothar Both from the German Civil Service Association of Rheinhessen.

Contact us

The office of the Mainz Senior Citizens' Advisory Council is located at:

Stadthaus Kaiserstraße
, Kreyßig Wing, Room 501a
, Kaiserstraße 3-5,
55116 Mainz

Office
hours are every Thursday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and by appointment.

Members of the Advisory Council can be reached
by phone during the hours listed above at +49 6131 12-2734.

Requests and suggestions can
also be submitted to the Senior Citizens’ Advisory Council via email:
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"Give us a call, send us an email, or come to our office hours if you have any questions or suggestions, need advice, or would like more information about the work of the Senior Citizens' Advisory Council. Of course, you are always welcome to attend our public meetings or join our working group. Work with us for the benefit of the older generation, because our motto is: Not without us, not above us, only with us!"

The Mainz Senior Citizens' Advisory Council

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