Eintracht Frankfurt currently has 91,116 (as of March 2021) members, including over 21,000 children and teenagers under the age of 18.

The objective of the child protection concept and the measures it contains is to sensitise all employees at Eintracht Frankfurt - across departments and functions - to potentially dangerous situations and to be able to act adequately and responsibly in the event of a crisis, by means of preventative services and guidelines. To this end, further operational measures are being successively implemented in addition to those that have been mandatory up to now.

At the general meeting on 26 January 2020, the members of Eintracht Frankfurt voted with a majority of 99 percent in favor of the executive committee’s proposal to incorporate child protection into the statute as one of Eintracht Frankfurt’s aims and tasks. This clear vote is accompanied by a mandate to draw up a concept for the protection of child welfare and the prevention of possible threats to child welfare at Eintracht Frankfurt. This is because the club is aware of its duty and responsibility to protect the welfare of the children and young people who play sports here, and to take measures to prevent any dangerous situations.

The objective of the child protection concept and the measures it contains is to sensitise all employees at Eintracht Frankfurt - across departments and functions - to potentially dangerous situations and to be able to act adequately and responsibly in the event of a crisis, by means of preventative services and guidelines.

The following points are included among the child protection measures: