It is necessary, he says. “Because when we are outside, local residents quickly complain,” says Nasir. For example, there is a football cage on Jan Steenstraat, where young people often meet. Behind that field is an apartment complex. “People then shout from the balcony: go away! When we are in a playground, parents come complaining that we have to be quiet because there are small children living there. If we are in the schoolyard, the police will soon come and tell us to get off the square. But where should we play? Where can we chill?”
Nasir (16) wants community center and Cruijff Court for young people in Woerden-West: ‘There is nothing here, we are bored’
