Structure of Child and Youth Services in the Federal Republic of Germany - Part 1
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In Germany, the child and youth services field comes under the country’s Social Code. Services are…
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Structure of Child and Youth Services in the Federal Republic of Germany - Part 2
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See Structure of Child and Youth Services in the Federal Republic of Germany - Part 1
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Basic rights for the people of Germany are contained in Articles 1–19 of Section 1 of the Basic Law (Grundgesetz/GG). The Basic Law also refers to, "[...] inviolable and…
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Umbrella organisations
Whilst there are a multitude of federal-level working groups and other alliances in the field of child and youth services, these forums do not work together under…
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Guiding principles and procedural principles
Subsidiarity and overall responsibility Key concepts and terms in child and youth services Principles of action in child and youth services …
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Poverty
Poverty is principally understood to be a lack of resources and opportunities for people to live and shape their lives in a way that would ordinarily be possible based on the historical…
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Besides personality, being in possession of the requisite training is a central requirement for socio-educational professionals. Training can take many different forms, with an…
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The French version of the "Information System Child and Youth Services in Germany" was translated in cooperation with the Franco-German Youth Office (FGYO).
The Russian version of the…
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