centron Recognized as a Helper-Friendly Company
Especially during challenging times such as the Corona pandemic — but also in cases of accidents, emergencies, or natural disasters — it is crucial that help reaches those in need quickly. Many paramedics, firefighters, and rescue workers serve not as full-time professionals but as dedicated volunteers. At centron, we believe this vital pillar of our society deserves strong support. That’s why we enable and encourage our employees to volunteer by granting them time off when their help is needed.
centron Honored for Supporting Volunteer Work
The Bavarian Helper Network, under the patronage of the Bavarian State Minister of the Interior, for Sport and Integration, Joachim Herrmann, has recognized centron as a “helper-friendly company” for our ongoing commitment to social responsibility and community service.
During the height of the Corona pandemic, Bavarian aid organizations faced an unprecedented and continuous workload. They needed every helping hand to protect and assist others. By allowing our employees time off for volunteer duties, we contributed in our own way to the collective effort to manage and overcome the crisis. Many companies across Bavaria joined in this initiative — proving that together, we are stronger and can face even the toughest challenges.
Monika Seucan, Managing Director of centron
About the Bavarian Helper Network
The Bavarian Helper Network is the youth initiative of the seven aid and emergency organizations in Bavaria that collaborate in civil protection. Under the umbrella of the “Civil Protection Working Group,” around 230,000 trained volunteers are on standby, providing professional assistance during large-scale operations, disasters, or emergencies. Their work spans from technical support to humanitarian aid during floods, sporting events, and state visits.
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Further information about the initiative can be found on the official website of the
Bavarian Helper Network.
