– Sønderborg feels like home
The Bonde family moved home to Als and created a life that they thrive in and enjoy on a daily basis. They have everything they need right here.
The Sønderborg area has over 700 different associations, so there’s plenty to choose from.
If you’re interested in volunteering, you can learn more about the opportunities in Frivillighedens Hus on Perlegade 50, which is the main hub of all voluntary, social and health-promoting work, or read more about becoming a volunteer. Or check out our volunteer guide, which has a list of all the voluntary social and health-promoting associations.
See also our night schools, sign up for Boblberg, a digital meeting place where communities are formed based on shared interests, or let your child join Sønderborg Talent Academy for young elite athletes.
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Homecomers: We are making our dreams come true in Sønderborg
There’s no place like home. These are the words of Christine Nørgaard Skylvad, who, after studying and living in Aarhus for a number of years, has moved back to Sønderborg with her husband Christian. They have built their dream home here and landed exciting jobs.
- Sønderborg is everything we dreamt of
Anne and Fabian Pattberg have known Sønderborg for a long time, and when the German couple longed for more nature and better living conditions, they decided to move 600 km north to the town centre.