Teilnahme an sozialer Gruppenarbeit beantragen

Some children and young people have difficulties in their personal development. It is difficult for them to approach other children, to get involved in groups or to cope with their problems independently.

Participation in social group work is designed to help older children and adolescents overcome developmental difficulties and behavioral problems.

Social group work can be useful for children and adolescents if they:

• repeatedly get into violent confrontations.
• have little self-confidence and behave in a conspicuous manner.
• are unable to assert themselves.

In social group work, older children and adolescents meet regularly under the guidance of trained pedagogical staff.

Social group work encourages social learning. In doing so, it conveys positive experiences, experiences and insights and thus promotes respect for others and one's own self-confidence. In this way, the young person is encouraged to become a self-reliant and socially responsible personality.
Goals and contents depend on the topic of the social group work. Contents can be:

• Development of group dynamics.
• Recognizing the triggers of one's own anger and aggression.
• Perceiving and expressing one's own feelings.
• Perceiving and recognizing one's own and others' boundaries.
• Solving conflicts peacefully.

This is a type of service of the help for upbringing. It can also apply to young adults.

• ID card
• If applicable: proof of custody, e.g. birth certificate, information from the custody register or family court decision on custody.

• You are a parent or guardian for a child (the person with custody).
• You cannot ensure that the child is doing well.
• Help through participation in social group work is appropriate and necessary.

• Contact the responsible youth welfare office.
• In a personal conversation, possible help will be pointed out to you. This could be, for example, participation in a social group work for your child.
• If this help comes into question, then submit an application for help with upbringing.
• All parties involved (you, your child, the pedagogical specialist and the youth welfare office) meet for a help plan discussion. In the help plan, it is determined how the help is to be structured and which goals are to be achieved.
• The youth welfare office organizes a place in a group.

• Apply for participation in social group work
• for older children and teenagers
• For behavioral problems and problems with other children
• Group promotes social skills
• Consultation necessary
• Application necessary
• Help plan necessary
• Responsible office: responsible youth welfare office