Erläuterung
Articles 22 to 26 of the Child and Youth Services Act (Kinder- und Jugendhilfegesetz), which corresponds to Book 8 of the Social Code (SGB VIII), set out the responsibility at federal…
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Erläuterung Teil I
A total of 30 million people across Germany are active in over 600,000 non-profit organisations. 72% of these organisations work exclusively with volunteers. 18% are part of…
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Erläuterung
In 2018/19 there were 1.1 million people working in the field of child and youth services in Germany. This puts the headcount higher than in several other major German industries,…
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Erläuterung
The relationship between service beneficiaries (parents, children, adolescents, young adults and so on), service providers (non-statutory providers) and the public-sector bodies (youth…
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Erläuterung
In the 30 years since the introduction of the 1989 Child and Youth Services Act (Kinder- und Jugendhilfegesetz), corresponding to Book 8 of the Social Code (SGB VIII), its…
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Erläuterung
Under Article 83 (1) of Book 8 of the Social Code (SGB VIII), the federal government must initiate and promote the work of child and youth services wherever it is of…
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Erläuterung
The cities and municipalities – i.e., the local authority level – finance a large portion of the programmes and structures of child and youth services. In 2019 this share amounted to…
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Erläuterung
Data on the revenues and expenditures of regional administrative bodies (figures exclude the resources contributed by non-statutory providers of child and youth services) is collected…
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Erläuterung
Secrecy and the protection of confidence are two of the most fundamental requirements of the care professions. A fully trusting and beneficial relationship between those seeking help and…
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Erläuterung
Children, adolescents and parents can turn to the ombuds office for impartial information, advice and mediation in conflicts with public-sector or non-statutory providers of child and…
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