Personal assistance
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There are many possible contact points for children and young people to get help. The first instance is presumably the parent or guardian, i.e. usually the parents. But if, for whatever reason, the children do not want to turn to them with their problem, there are many other people who can also help them.
There are social pedagogues and social workers whose task it is to provide advice and support in difficult situations. This serves to prevent and solve problems in the social field. Children and young people often come into contact with social workers in so-called youth centres. But they can also, for example, be counsellors in public institutions such as the youth welfare office.
Private tutors can help children who have problems at school because they do not succeed in learning.
In most schools there is a counsellor who can be trusted with personal or family problems. A pupil can also turn to him in the event of unfair treatment or assessment.
The telephone chaplaincy especially for children is set up from Monday to Saturday from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. and can be reached at 116111 (number for grief). It is for children and adolescents who feel alone with a problem and want advice or just someone who listens.
The principles of telephone counseling are:
- Anonymity
- Non-disclosure
- Reachability
- competence
- Open-mindedness
- Exemption from chargesThe pastoral care by telephone is now also available as chat or in the form of email consultation.
The police help when there are problems with the law. For example, when children are hurt.
A doctor helps with all health problems and also when it comes to counseling. For example, a question frequently asked by young people is: How can I use contraception correctly?
So there is enough help available. It is important that children and adolescents know about the possibilities where they can get help if necessary.
Questions and answers
What are youth centres and what are they for?
Young people can meet in youth centres. These facilities are mostly for young people of all ages. These youth centres are financed either by the city and the commune or by the churches. Young people can meet here and work together in a team on projects, get involved and take part in events.
Checklist
Document
Brochure: What youth welfare offices do
Questions and answers about the Youth Welfare Office.
Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe - https://www.lwl.org
Dresden with Children - Brochure
Brochure about great excursions with children in Dresden.
Stadt Dresden - www.dresden.de
Helpful Links
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Children go to the doctor alone?
An audio file clarifies the question of whether and when children are allowed to go to the doctor alone.
Children and adolescents
Advice and information on the following topics:
- Preventive protection of children and young people and early aid
- Independent youth policy
- Youth work and school social work
- Youth vocational assistance and production schools
- Extracurricular education for children and young people
- Saxon Youth Foundation
Children in Saxony
Children can inform themselves about various things such as leisure, family, protection and safety, education, healthy growing up and much more.
Overview of the children's and youth homes in Dresden
Here you will find an overview of leisure activities for children and teenagers in Dresden sorted by city districts including offers.
Addresses
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Kinderarche Sachsen e. V.
Augustusweg 62
01445 Radebeul
Family counselling centre Mitte
Dürerstraße 88
01307 Dresden
Family Counselling Centre North
Bautzner Straße 125
01099 Dresden
Family Counselling Centre East
Burgenlandstraße 19
01279 Dresden
Family Counselling Centre South
August-Bebel-Straße 29
01219 Dresden
Family Counselling Centre West
Braunsdorfer Straße 13
01159 Dresden
Jugendamt Dresden
Dr.-Külz-Ring 19
01067 Dresden
Kinder- und Jugendgesundheit (Abt.) - Landeshauptstadt Dresden
Dürerstr. 88
01307 Dresden
AWO Kinder- und Jugendhilfe gGmbH
Hüblerstraße 3
01309 Dresden
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Deutscher Kinderschutzbund OV Dresden e.V. Outlaw Kinder- und Jugendhilfe gGmbH in Kooperation
Bürgerstraße 75
01127 Dresden
Diakonie - Beratungsstelle
Schneebergstraße 27
01277 Dresden
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Kinder- und Jugendhaus T3 - KINDERLAND - Sachsen e.V.
Tharandter Straße 3
01159 Dresden
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Kinder- und Jugendring Sachsen e.V.
Saydaer Str. 3
01257 Dresden
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LAG Mädchen und junge Frauen in Sachsen e.V.
Königsbrücker Str. 62
01099 Dresden
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Landesverband Sächsischer Jugendbildungswerke e.V.
Cossebauder Straße 5
01157 Dresden
Malwina - Familienberatungsstelle
Königsbrücker Straße 37
01099 Dresden
VSP - Familienberatung
Jacob-Winter-Platz 2
01239 Dresden