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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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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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The right of children and adolescents to participate in decisions that affect their own lives and that affect the structure of child and youth services in individual facilities and in…
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Children and adolescents are entitled to participate in decisions pertaining to their own lives and the structure of child and youth services in individual facilities and in society.…
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The presence of a disability is often at the heart of social exclusion issues, and child and youth services is no exception – despite the fact that, in theory at least, its duty to…
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Child and youth services is fully dependent on reciprocal cooperation by all parties. Services are the product of collaborative action involving both the target groups and practitioners.…
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In cross-sectoral theoretical debates on child and youth services (the concept of actively youth-oriented services, lifeworld-oriented youth services, the capability approach, etc.),…
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The "social state" principle, enshrined in Article 20 (1) of the Basic Law (Grundgesetz/GG: "The Federal Republic of Germany is a democratic and social federal state.") (see…
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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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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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