Process controller
Why do we have the procedure guide?
Children, adolescents and young adults with disabilities and their families face ever greater challenges in their everyday lives. When the Children and Young People Strengthening Act (KJSG) came into force, the procedure guide was introduced to show those affected the various options for integration assistance services and to guide them through the complex social benefits system.
The aim of the law is to bring together all services for children and young people with and without disabilities under the umbrella of child and youth welfare from 2028. Overall responsibility will be handled as part of the "Inclusive Youth Welfare Office" project.
What does the procedure pilot do?
- Advice on benefits, rights and possible assistance
- Referral to the relevant offices/suitable contact persons
- Support and guidance in the application process
Who can contact the procedure pilot?
- Children,
- adolescents
- and young adults up to the age of 27
with physical, mental or psychological disabilities and those at risk of such, as well as their parents and legal guardians
How can I get in touch with the procedure counsellor?
- by telephone
- by e-mail
The counselling service is voluntary, free of charge, independent and confidential.
Contact us
Process controller Nadin Müller
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Funding information:
This measure is co-financed with tax funds on the basis of the budget adopted by the Saxon State Parliament.