The process pilots

Advice, guidance and support for young people (0 to 27 years) with disabilities and their families.

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Procedural guides are contact persons for young people with (impending) mental, physical and/or psychological disabilities and their families. They help those affected to assert their rights and realize their claims to integration assistance benefits. To this end, they provide advice, support and assistance in applying for, pursuing and receiving integration assistance benefits in accordance with Social Codes VIII and IX. In the current complicated social benefits system with its different benefit entitlements and responsibilities, entitled persons and their families are "guided" to the right contact person.

The process pilots:

  • advise, accompany and support throughout the rehabilitation process
  • advise on all services, with a focus on integration assistance
  • provide information about other help and advice services

Our offer

The offer is aimed at:

  • all young people with (impending) physical, mental and/or psychological disabilities up to their 27th birthday
  • Mothers and fathers
  • Legal guardians and legal guardians
  • Foster parents
  • Legal caregivers The offer is
  • voluntary
  • Confidential
  • free of charge
  • independent

We advise:

  • in our offices
  • via telephone
  • online
  • at your home or
  • in a facility


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