Students at the House of Good Tones regularly plan volunteer activities that benefit the entire local community. They design actions to promote environmental protection, plant trees, collect recycling materials, collect waste or prepare meals for elderly people. In doing so, they take advantage of locally available resources and work with the Social Work Centre. In this way, the students convey the message that everyone can contribute to a better quality of life and that our community becomes better when everyone does something good and useful.

The House of Good Tones regularly organizes various educational programs for children and young people. These complement regular school activities and help participants prepare for college, among other things. The teachers are experts in different areas of social sciences and have experience working with young people. For example, the children and young people are taught critical thinking, media literacy and youth activism. The workshops and courses are held in English and German. The lessons enable the children and young people to perfect their knowledge and prepare for life. 

In the multimedia room, the House of Good Tones also shows movies as well as documentaries. In addition, film authors and actors are guests at regular intervals, who talk to the children and young people about their work and give them a look behind the scenes. In this way, they are encouraged to read books and enjoy films, but also to critically question the media they consume and compare the content with their own attitudes. The aim is to use films and books to develop their social and emotional skills. Of course, the age and interests of the students are considered.

The visitors of the House of Good Tones live in a region where tons of fruit and vegetables are thrown away because the farmers can hardly sell their products on the world market. That's why the children and young people visiting the center also learn about the factors behind this and how they can eat a healthy and balanced diet. In this process, the House of Good Tones works together with local food and vegetable producers. Among other things, the leftover harvest is bought up, processed into tasty dishes and served to the children and young people as lunch.

The House of Good Tones actively involves the parents of its students in the curricula through the Parents' Council. This exchange is not by chance: its purpose is to create projects of general social interest. The Parents' Council also helps to overcome some practical and logistical problems. Parents participate regardless of their ethnic, religious or social background. Through their involvement, they recognize that their children's interests take precedence over their own. The common goal: to give the new generation tools to create new values and to stimulate the development of sustainable peace.

Professional musicians and teachers lead music lessons at the House of Good Tones. Music lessons range from choral singing to playing instruments. As a result, the children and young people learn about the values of other cultures and nations in a safe environment, which encourages them to engage in intercultural dialogue, understanding and cooperation. The goal is to foster their involvement in the local community and improve their life chances in society.
The students regularly perform in music projects and camps, travel, and give concerts.