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Child- and youth welfare law in Germany
An overview for educators, psychologists, paediatricians and politiciansessentials
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18,18 € |
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| Verlag: | Springer |
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| Veröffentl.: | 25.06.2022 |
| ISBN/EAN: | 9783658382902 |
| Sprache: | englisch |
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Taking into account the KJSG of June 2021, the author presents child and youth law with SGB VIII at its centre in a clear and compact manner. Analyses and commentary appear consistently up-to-date and comprehensible, as he largely dispenses with legalese. Readers - custodial parents, other guardians, young people concerned, social educators in institutions, students - and last but not least the committed "lobbyists" in the youth welfare committees - are thus provided with a quick, profound overview of the essential policy and practice-relevant positions; the focus is on legal entitlements: offers, services as well as important and useful general regulations of the German Social Code for Child and Youth Welfare.
Chapter 1.- Introduction Chapter 2.- Principles, Structures, Tasks, Courts Chapter 3.- Youth (Social) Work, Youth Protection, Educational Promotion Chapter 4.- The Educational Services Chapter 5.- Therapy for Mental Health; Help also for Young Adults Chapter 6.- Child Protection Issues Chapter 7.- Daycare and Childcare Chapter 8.- Other Tasks, Cooperation, Planning Chapter 9.- Other Important Laws in Juvenile Law and "Confidentiality" Chapter 10.- Perspectives and Positions on Inclusion, Gender Diversity and Gender Mainstreaming.<br>
<b>Manfred Günther</b> studied psychology, labour studies/economics and public health. He was a home, school and emergency psychologist, mediator, lecturer and youth counsellor and today works as an author and coach.
<p>Taking into account the KJSG of June 2021, the author presents child and youth law with SGB VIII at its centre in a clear and compact manner. Analyses and commentary appear consistently up-to-date and comprehensible, as he largely dispenses with legalese. Readers - custodial parents, other guardians, young people concerned, social educators in institutions, students - and last but not least the committed "lobbyists" in the youth welfare committees - are thus provided with a quick, profound overview of the essential policy and practice-relevant positions; the focus is on legal entitlements: offers, services as well as important and useful general regulations of the German Social Code for Child and Youth Welfare.<br></p><p><b>The content</b></p><p></p><ul><li>SGB VIII - Child and Youth Welfare: Significance and Historical Background</li><li>Eligible persons, benefits and regulations</li><li>Ombudspersons, procedural guides, inclusion</li><li>Difficult example cases</li></ul><p></p><p><b>The target groups</b></p><p></p><ul><li>Pedagogues, teachers, educators, psychologists, paediatricians and political actors </li><li>Students of (social) education</li></ul><p></p><p><b>The author</b></p><p><b>Manfred Günther</b> studied psychology, labour studies/economics and public health. He was a home, school and emergency psychologist, mediator, lecturer and youth counsellor and today works as an author and coach</p><br><br><br>
Child and youth welfare law practice at a glance Youth law practical knowledge for those affected, educators and policy-makers All youth (assistance) laws in compact form
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