The Evangelical Stephanus daycare center in Gesundbrunnen (Soldiner Straße 21) is run by the Evangelical Church District Association Berlin Mitte-Nord and provides full-day care (Mon-Fri, 06:00-17:00) for a total of 80 children.
The Hephatha Protestant daycare supports each child individually and promotes their strengths, wishes and interests. The facility cares for children from the age of one until they start school and offers flexible opening hours during the week.
The Martin Luther Protestant daycare center is located right next to the parish on Fuldastraße and offers a large outdoor area. The facility cares for about 50 children from around one year old until they start school and places emphasis on language support and the inclusion of church activities.
The Protestant daycare center Martin Luther King in Gropiusstadt cares for up to 150 children, from infancy (from around 2 months) until they start school, and places educational emphasis on language, play and movement as well as Christian traditions.
The Protestant Philipp-Melanchthon daycare center in Neukölln cares for up to 90 children, aged from one year until school entry, across two floors; it has two protected areas for children under three, an inclusive focus, and freshly prepared lunch daily. Opening hours are from early morning into the afternoon (Mon-Fri 06:00-17:00).
The Evangelical Magdalenen daycare in Neukölln is an evangelical childcare facility located at Karl-Marx-Straße 197 and offers full-day care for children from approximately eight weeks of age up to school entry. It is operated by the Evangelical Association for Kita and Family (EVKF), and the facility has 135 licensed places.
The Evangelical daycare center Dreieinigkeit cares for children from the age of one until they start school in mixed-age nursery and kindergarten groups and also carries out integration work. The educational work is based on the Berlin Education Program and the provider's quality manual.
The Evangelical daycare center Nikodemus on Nansenstraße (Neukölln) is operated by the Evangelical Association for Daycare and Family (EVKF) and cares for children in mixed-age groups. The facility has space for up to 100 children (from about 8 months until school entry) and is open on weekdays from early morning until around 5:00 p.m.
Ev. Kita Momo is an evangelical daycare center in Rudow with a bright building and a large garden; the team offers project-oriented, inclusive education with music, movement and additional offerings such as a sauna and organic meals.
The Protestant daycare center Tabea cares for children from six months up to school entry in mixed-age nursery groups and in the pre-school section. The center's focuses are language support, physical activity, and the inclusion of children with disabilities.
