Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund e.V. is a non-profit social complex provider in Dortmund's Nordstadt and Eving districts, delivering publicly funded childcare, youth work, adult education, migration counseling, employment programs, and neighborhood management to children, families, migrants, and disadvantaged residents through 200+ staff.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1986
- HeadquartersDortmund, Germany
- Headcount1–10
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingServices
What Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund does
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund e.V. is a non-profit social services complex provider (sozialer Komplexträger) founded in 1986 and headquartered at Oesterholzstraße 120, Dortmund. It delivers a broad portfolio of publicly funded social services across Dortmund's Nordstadt and Eving districts, serving children, adolescents, families, migrants, educationally disadvantaged adults, and long-term unemployed residents. Its core offerings comprise two Kindertagesstätten (Familienzentrum Kita Krümelstube with 75 places and Kita Weltenbummler with 90 places), three open youth facilities (Mädchen- und Frauentreff, Kinder- und Teenstreff KECK, Kinder- und Jugendtreff BRIX), the Bildungswerk adult education center delivering ~10 integration/language courses, the Integrationsagentur and MBE migration counseling, neighborhood meeting points (Nachbarschaftstreffs), the Förderzentrum plan B youth employment program with 116 places, and Quartiersmanagement Nordstadt spanning the Borsigplatz, Nordmarkt, and Hafen quarters. Programs are co-located inside 8 Grundschulen and the Kielhorn-Förderschule, including parent cafés and offener Ganztag.
The organization is staffed by 200+ employees across facilities and programs and operates with a non-proprietary technology footprint: standard website hosting (STRATO AG with SSL/TLS), content management, and online registration systems, with no disclosed AI/ML, mobile apps, or proprietary platform. It is certified under DIN EN ISO 9001:2015 for employment/qualification and Bildungswerk operations, recognized as a free youth welfare provider under §75 SGB VIII, and is a member of Der Paritätische Wohlfahrtsverband.
Its revenue model is entirely public-sector and donation-based: government contracts from Jugendamt Dortmund, Jobcenter Dortmund, BAMF, Stadt Dortmund, Landesjugendamt Westfalen-Lippe, MAIS NRW, MKJFGFI NRW, the European Social Fund, and the Land Nordrhein-Westfalen, supplemented by charitable donations (Sparkasse Dortmund IBAN DE34 4405 0199 0181 0318 75). Most services are free or publicly subsidized; integration courses carry regulated participant contributions. Clients are reached through community-based engagement, word-of-mouth, and institutional referrals (Jobcenter, BAMF, Jugendamt) rather than commercial marketing. The managing executive board (Geschäftsführende Vorständin) is Kathy Keinemann, who succeeded Veit Hohfeld in July 2025.
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund
- Legal name
- Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund e.V.
- Website
- https://stadtteil-schule.de
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1986
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1–10 employees
- Short description
- Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund e.V. is a non-profit social complex provider in Dortmund's Nordstadt and Eving districts, delivering publicly funded childcare, youth work, adult education, migration counseling, employment programs, and neighborhood management to children, families, migrants, and disadvantaged residents through 200+ staff.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Social Services
- NAICS
- Child Care Services (6244), Child Care Services (624410), Other Individual and Family Services (624190), Child and Youth Services (624110)
- SIC
- Services-Child Day Care Services (8351), Services-Social Services (8300), Services-Educational Services (8200)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Family Resource Centers & Wraparound Support Services (EDACALAH)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Special Needs–Inclusive Nursery & Playgroups (EDACACAJ), Inclusive / Special-Needs Childcare Centers (EDACAAAH), Inclusive Group Care & Peer Inclusion Facilitation (HSAAAIAN)
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Where Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Dortmund
- HQ country
- Germany
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices10 records
Markets served
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Others
Revenue model
- Public funding and government contracts: Primary revenue comes from government contracts and public funding including youth welfare office (Jugendamt Dortmund), Jobcenter Dortmund, Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge (BAMF), Jobcenter, and various municipal departments. Services include employment programs, integration courses, youth services, and neighborhood management.
- Donations and charitable contributions: Accepts charitable donations for specific projects such as girls' football programs. Can issue donation receipts (Spendenquittung). Bank: Sparkasse Dortmund, IBAN: DE34 4405 0199 0181 0318 75
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels3 records
Marketing channels4 records
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund e.V. is a non-profit social complex provider delivering childcare (two Kitas totaling 165 places), open youth work across three children's and youth centers, adult education and integration courses through its Bildungswerk, migration counseling (MBE) and integration agency services, employment and qualification programs including Förderzentrum plan B for youth, neighborhood management for three Nordstadt quarters, and school-based programs (parent cafés, all-day care, bridge projects) at 8 elementary schools and one special school. All services target residents of Dortmund's Nordstadt district, particularly those with migration backgrounds and educationally disadvantaged individuals, and are delivered free or at publicly subsidized rates.
Product overview
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund e.V. is a non-profit social services organization operating as a complex provider (Komplexträger) with multiple interconnected facilities and programs. The organization offers a portfolio of social, educational, and community services through: two Kindertagesstätten (Kita Krümelstube and Kita Weltenbummler) providing daycare for children; three children and youth centers (Mädchen- und Frauentreff, KECK, BRIX) offering leisure and educational activities; the Bildungswerk providing adult education including integration and language courses; migration counseling services (MBE) and the Integrationsagentur for immigrant integration; neighborhood centers (Mittendrin treffs) in two districts; employment and qualification programs including the Förderzentrum plan B for youth; school-based services including Elterncafés at seven schools and all-day school programs; and Quartiersmanagement coordinating neighborhood development across three districts. These services operate as interconnected programs sharing infrastructure, staff, and target populations, particularly serving residents with migration backgrounds and educationally disadvantaged individuals in Dortmund's Nordstadt district.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Gemischte Tüte: A platform for art, culture, and transcultural encounter managed by the Integrationsagentur since 2011, representing a collective of artists from various cultural backgrounds.
- MiA-Frauenkurse
- Förderzentrum u25 plan B for you
Products and services
- Familienzentrum Kita Krümelstube Daycare facility for children aged 6 months to school entry, operating since 2014 with 75 childcare places and certified as a Familienzentrum (family center) since 2018. The Kita also participates in the federal Sprach-Kita language program since 2016.
- Familienzentrum Kita Weltenbummler Inclusive daycare facility with 90 places for children aged 6 months to school entry, housed in a renovated former bank building with five groups. Opened in late 2019 in Lortzingstraße.
- Mädchen- und Frauentreff (with Sport Club STS Asteria Dortmund) Open leisure and social pedagogical facility for girls and women from age 6, offering cultural activities, sports including the STS Asteria football team, and educational support.
- Kinder- & Teenstreff KECK Open child and youth facility for children aged 6-14, providing leisure activities, creative projects, and sports in the Nordstadt district.
- Kinder- & Jugendtreff BRIX Open, low-threshold meeting point for children and youth offering leisure activities, educational support, and social pedagogical work with a focus on participation and diversity.
- Bildungswerk Stadtteil-Schule Adult education center recognized under NRW Weiterbildungsgesetz, offering approximately 10 integration and language courses plus continuing education programs in categories Life and Society and Fort- und Weiterbildung.
- Integrationsagentur (IA) Integration agency promoting societal participation of immigrants through inter-cultural exchange, cooperation with migration organizations, and community engagement.
- Migrationsberatung für erwachsene Zugewanderte (MBE) Migration counseling service for adult immigrants providing support in German language learning, education, employment, housing, and family matters during the integration process.
- KIM-Case Management Case management supporting professionals in addressing individual needs of immigrants, coordinating support services and optimizing administrative processes.
- MiA-Frauenkurse Special integration courses for migrant and refugee women, funded by BAMF via the Federal Ministry of the Interior, providing low-threshold language support and practical everyday life skills.
- Gemischte Tüte Platform for art, culture, and transcultural encounters run by the Integrationsagentur, representing a collective of artists from various cultural backgrounds.
- Elterncafés an Nordstadt-Grundschulen Parent cafés operating at Nordstadt elementary schools, providing educational offerings, counseling, and community activities for parents and families.
- Offene Ganztagsschule Oesterholz-Grundschule Open all-day school care program including homework supervision, meals, creative activities, and sports, operated in cooperation with Oesterholz-Grundschule.
- Gebundener Ganztag Kielhornschule Bound all-day program at the Kielhorn special needs school for 178 students, with afternoon activities including experiential education, sports, and media literacy.
- Brückenprojekte für Flüchtlingskinder Bridge projects providing low-threshold childcare for refugee children and families, including play groups and parent-child groups at schools to prepare children for regular daycare.
- Lernen neu denken Innovative educational project linking curriculum content with out-of-school learning locations, involving six elementary schools and one special school in the Nordstadt area.
- Nachbarschaftstreff Mittendrin – Fischsiedlung Neighborhood meeting point offering leisure activities, homework support, and German language courses for children and families in the Fischsiedlung district.
- Nachbarschaftstreff Mittendrin – Märchensiedlung Neighborhood meeting point offering tutoring, sports, and creative activities for all ages in the Märchensiedlung area of Kemminghausen.
- Projekt Arbeitsgelegenheiten (AGH) Work opportunity program providing 50 positions for pedagogical assistants, school coordinators, office assistants, and household assistants for long-term unemployed individuals.
- Förderzentrum u25 plan B for you Youth employment center with 116 places for young adults under 25, providing vocational training and job placement support through a consortium with GrünBau GmbH, dobeq GmbH, and Werkhof Projekt gGmbH.
- Öffentlich geförderte Beschäftigung (§16i und §16e SGB II) Programs under the Participation Opportunities Act providing subsidized employment for long-term unemployed individuals, including the Aktiv statt Passiv program.
- Quartiersmanagement Nordstadt Neighborhood management program coordinating civic engagement across Borsigplatz, Nordmarkt, and Hafen districts, funded by federal and state urban development programs under 'Sozialer Zusammenhalt'.
Quantifiable outcome
- Serving approximately 10 language and integration courses, multiple Kitas, 3 youth centers, and multiple school programs
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Companies that use Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund
Customer profileNamed customers6 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles5 records
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
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Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
27 partnerships are on record, tiered core, major and minor.
- Jugendamt DortmundcorePrimary funding and oversight partner for youth welfare services, children's facilities, and youth center programs. Directs clients and provides regulatory oversight.
- Jobcenter DortmundcoreFunding partner for employment integration programs, job training, and youth employment support (Förderzentrum plan B). Assigns participants to programs.
- Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge (BAMF)coreFederal funding body for integration courses, language training, and migration counseling. Provides course approval and participant funding.
- Stadt Dortmund - Fachbereich SchulecorePartner for school-based programs including parent cafés, extended school care, and educational projects. Co-funds parent café operations.
- Amt für Stadterneuerung DortmundcoreCommissioner for Quartiersmanagement Nordstadt. Provides urban development funding through 'Sozialer Zusammenhalt' federal-state program.
- Landesjugendamt Westfalen-LippecoreRegional child welfare authority providing funding and oversight for Kita facilities and children's services.
- Der Paritätische Gesamtverband / Paritätischer NRWcoreUmbrella welfare organization membership providing institutional support, quality standards, and representation for non-profit social services.
- ISB e.V. (Initiative für Beschäftigung Dortmund)majorPartnership for employment programs (Arbeitsgelegenheiten) with agreed standards, social pedagogical support, and job market reintegration services.
- StadtRaumKonzept GmbH & Redenz ArchitektenmajorJoint consortium partners for Quartiersmanagement Nordstadt since 2015, working alongside Stadtteil-Schule in three city districts.
- Bundesministerium des Innern und für HeimatmajorFunder of MiA (Migrantinnen einfach stark im Alltag) courses for migrant women through BAMF.
- Ministerium für Arbeit, Integration und Soziales NRW (MAIS)majorState ministry providing funding for integration and social programs in North Rhine-Westphalia.
- Ministerium für Kinder, Jugend, Familie, Gleichstellung, Flucht und Integration NRWmajorState ministry funding Integrationsagentur (IA) and KIM-Case Management programs.
- Integrationsagenturen NRWmajorNetwork of approximately 190 integration agencies across NRW, coordinated through the ministry and welfare associations.
- LAAW NRW (Landesarbeitsgemeinschaft für eine andere Weiterbildung)majorAssociation of 45 continuing education institutions in North Rhine-Westphalia. Bildungswerk is a member.
- Kulturbüro DortmundmajorSupporter of 'Gemischte Tüte' cultural project and various arts and culture events.
- MIA-DO Kommunales IntegrationszentrumminorMunicipal integration center for Dortmund coordination on integration matters.
- Regionales Bildungsbüro DortmundmajorPartner in 'Lernen neu denken' project for holistic education at Nordstadt schools.
- GrünBau GmbHmajorPartner in Bietergemeinschaft Förderzentrum plan B consortium for youth employment support.
- dobeq GmbHmajorPartner in Bietergemeinschaft Förderzentrum plan B consortium for youth employment support.
- Werkhof Projekt gGmbHmajorPartner in Bietergemeinschaft Förderzentrum plan B consortium for youth employment support.
- CERTQUAminorCertification body for quality management systems (ISO 9001:2015) for education and employment providers.
- Fachhochschule DortmundmajorAcademic partner providing scientific supervision of 'Lernen neu denken' project since 2023/2024 school year.
- Schulen der Nordstadt (8 Grundschulen + Kielhorn-Förderschule)corePartnership with Nordstadt elementary schools and special school for parent cafés, extended care, and educational projects.
- Echt NordstadtminorLocal district marketing initiative for Nordstadt area.
- NordstadtbloggerminorLocal news and information platform for Nordstadt district.
- Kulturmeile NordstadtminorCultural network of Nordstadt arts and culture organizations.
- Gemischte TütemajorCultural project platform under Integrationsagentur for trans-cultural exchange through art, culture, and encounter since 2011.
Scale indicators7 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Sozialwerk St. Georg e.V. Non-profit Komplexträger headquartered in NRW operating a similar multi-service model across housing, employment, education, and community-based services for vulnerable populations. Comparable in scale, service breadth, and reliance on public-sector contracts; a useful proxy for organizational and governance structure.
- AWO Bezirk Westliches Westfalen e.V. Arbeiterwohlfahrt regional chapter covering the Westliches Westfalen area including Dortmund. Operates an extensive portfolio of Kitas, youth centers, migration services, and employment programs as a recognized freier Träger der Jugendhilfe. Directly competes with Stadtteil-Schule on public tenders in Dortmund and the broader region.
- Diakonisches Werk Dortmund und Lünen gGmbH: Protestant welfare association serving Dortmund and Lünen with a comparable mix of childcare, youth, migration, and social-integration services. Competes for the same Jugendamt, BAMF, and Jobcenter contracts and operates several Kitas and meeting centers in Nordstadt-adjacent areas.
- Caritasverband für die Stadt Dortmund e.V. Catholic welfare umbrella organization operating in Dortmund with comparable Komplexträger services including Kindertagesstätten, youth services, migration counseling (MBE), employment programs, and neighborhood work. Operates under the same federal-state funding architecture (BAMF, Jobcenter, Jugendamt) and is a direct local peer for tenders across all of Stadtteil-Schule's program lines.
- PariSozial - Mittleres Ruhrgebiet gGmbH: Regional umbrella organization of the Paritätischer Wohlfahrtsverband (of which Stadtteil-Schule is itself a member) coordinating and supporting Träger in the Ruhr area. Directly comparable as a peer Paritätisch-affiliated provider operating Kitas, migration services, and social programs in NRW.
Emerging players
- plan B Ruhr e.V. Smaller NRW-based non-profit focused on youth empowerment and labor-market integration. Overlaps with Stadtteil-Schule's Förderzentrum plan B youth-employment programs and similar §16h/§16i SGB II service offerings, though on a smaller scale and without the broader Komplexträger portfolio.
- Familienbildungsstätte Dortmund: Municipal family-education center in Dortmund offering parent courses, family support, and adult education programs. Overlaps with Stadtteil-Schule's Bildungswerk and Elterncafés programs in target population (families with children) and service type (low-threshold educational offerings), though without the youth-employment and migration scope.
Others
- Zentrum für Türkei-Studien und Integrationsforschung (ZfTI) / Integrationsagenturen NRW: Network of approximately 190 Integrationsagenturen across NRW (of which Stadtteil-Schule's IA is a member) coordinated through the state ministry. As an ecosystem participant rather than direct competitor, the ZfTI and Integrationsagenturen network provides the policy and funding infrastructure within which Stadtteil-Schule's MBE, IA, and KIM-Case Management programs operate.
Broad incumbents
- Internationaler Bund (IB) West gGmbH: Large national welfare organization with strong NRW presence, operating youth-employment programs (incl. §16 SGB II), migration services, Bildungswerke, and Kitas. Significantly larger and more geographically diversified than Stadtteil-Schule, but directly competes for the same federal-state employment and integration tenders.
- Evangelisches Johanneswerk e.V. Major Protestant welfare provider in NRW with broad services across housing, education, youth, and integration. Larger and more diversified than Stadtteil-Schule but offers overlapping youth-employment, migration, and educational programs in the same regional funding landscape.
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Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat4 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
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Frequently asked questions about Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund
What does Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund do?
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund e.V. is a non-profit social complex provider delivering childcare (two Kitas totaling 165 places), open youth work across three children's and youth centers, adult education and integration courses through its Bildungswerk, migration counseling (MBE) and integration agency services, employment and qualification programs including Förderzentrum plan B for youth, neighborhood management for three Nordstadt quarters, and school-based programs (parent cafés, all-day care, bridge projects) at 8 elementary schools and one special school. All services target residents of Dortmund's Nordstadt district, particularly those with migration backgrounds and educationally disadvantaged individuals, and are delivered free or at publicly subsidized rates.
Is Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund a public or private company?
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.
When was Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund founded?
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund was founded in 1986. It employs 1 to 10 people.
Where is Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund based?
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund is headquartered in Dortmund, Germany, in the Europe region.
How does Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund make money?
Two revenue lines are on record. Public funding and government contracts are the primary driver. The others are donations and charitable contributions.
Who are Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Sozialwerk St. Georg e.V., AWO Bezirk Westliches Westfalen e.V., Diakonisches Werk Dortmund und Lünen gGmbH, Caritasverband für die Stadt Dortmund e.V. and PariSozial - Mittleres Ruhrgebiet gGmbH. Emerging players are plan B Ruhr e.V. and Familienbildungsstätte Dortmund. Zentrum für Türkei-Studien und Integrationsforschung (ZfTI) / Integrationsagenturen NRW is listed as an others. Broad incumbents are Internationaler Bund (IB) West gGmbH and Evangelisches Johanneswerk e.V..
Does Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund have an API?
No public API is recorded for Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund.
What industry is Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund in?
Stadtteil-Schule Dortmund's product category is Social Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDACALAH, Family Resource Centers & Wraparound Support Services, with a secondary code of EDACACAJ, Special Needs–Inclusive Nursery & Playgroups. Its NAICS code is 6244 and its SIC code is 8351.