Hilfen zur Erziehung durch Unterstützung eines Erziehungsbeistandes oder Betreuungshelfers beantragen

Does your child have problems in everyday life or in their development? Are you as a parent unable to help your child on your own? Then an educational advisor can support your child.

A parenting support worker or care assistant can help a child or young person in everyday life, in dealing with their parents and with social problems.
Possible forms of help are

• Talking about problems, fears and behavior
• Help in coming to terms with stressful experiences
• Support in solving problems with family, friends, teachers or other people
• Support with visits to the authorities
• There is further help for older young people: Support with finding work and accommodation
• Help with separation from parents
• Help with becoming independent

Note: In contrast to "socio-educational family support", a parenting support worker concentrates their help largely on the child or young person in question. If possible, he involves the social environment.
This is a type of educational support service. It can also apply to young adults.

• Identity card
• If applicable, proof of custody, for example: birth certificate, information from the custody register, decision of the family court on custody

• You are the person with custody of a child (parent or guardian)
• You cannot guarantee that the child is well
• The help of an educational advisor or care assistant is suitable and necessary.

In the case of outpatient educational assistance, there are no costs for the applicant. The costs are borne by the youth welfare office.

• Contact the responsible youth welfare office.
• You will be shown possible help in a personal meeting. This could be, for example, a parenting support worker or a care assistant for your child.
• If this help comes into question, then submit an application for educational assistance.
• All parties involved (you, your child, the educational advisor/care assistant and the youth welfare office) will meet to discuss a support plan. The help plan sets out how the help is to be organized and which goals are to be achieved.
• The youth welfare office commissions an independent welfare organization. The educational advisor or care assistant is employed there.

The processing time is individual.

• Parenting support / care assistant support
• Help with parenting difficulties
• Help focuses on the child
• Counseling necessary
• Application necessary
• Help plan necessary
• Responsible authority: responsible youth welfare office