Educational aids
As a parenting advice center, we support children, young people, parents and other legal guardians in clarifying and dealing with their individual or family-related problems
We are here for parents and other guardians when...
- You have questions about parenting
- You are concerned about your child's development (personally and academically)
- You want to become stronger and more self-confident as a parent
- You want to separate or divorce
- You have questions about how to deal with us
We are there for children and young people when...
- You are stressed at home, at school or with friends
- You feel alone with your problems
- You can't talk to anyone in confidence
Our offer includes:
- Educational and parental advice
- Advice on access and custody issues
- Contact support if ordered by the court or the youth welfare office
- Advice on partnership issues, separation and divorce
- Advice in individual life situations
Our advice center works confidentially, individually and free of charge!
Appointments can be made by telephone at 0049 (0) 395 / 35 17 67 56
Your contact person: Diana Schütz
If there are problems, crises or urgent questions beyond our reach, you can find help at:
Number against grief:
for children and young people: 116 111 (free, available 24/7)
for parents: 0800 11 0 550 (free from Germany, Monday – Friday: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.)
www.bke-beratung.de/jugendberatung/onlineberatung
for young people between 14 and 21 years old, including: with email advice, individual or group chat or in the forum
www.krisenchat.de
for children and young people, free of charge, 24/7 via smartphone, WhatsApp and PC
Our educational counseling center offers social group work for children from families with psychological and/or addiction problems. The focus on “Small & Big Glasses” is primarily about changing perspectives and getting to know different points of view.
What are the goals of the group work?
- Boosting self-esteem
- Appreciation / positive self-esteem increase
- Collect and exchange experiences
- Resource building
- Dealing with feelings
- Self-determined life
- Age-appropriate knowledge transfer about mental illnesses
- Freedom from guilt and shame
- Closing networks
- Find alternative courses of action
- Open up social spaces
Which age groups?
“Small glasses”: 6 – 10 years
“Big glasses”: 11 – 17 years
When?
Once a week in the afternoon
“Small glasses”: approx. 1 hour
“Big glasses”: approx. 1.5 hours
Objectives of Support
The primary objectives of outpatient educational assistance, as we understand them, are to empower families and young people to lead independent and self-reliant lives, to strengthen parental educational competence, and to promote participation in societal life. The provided services aim to shift the balance within the family towards more resources and fewer burdens.
Services of Support
Since January 1, 1994, ASB RV MSE e.V. has been offering outpatient educational assistance in accordance with §27 of the German Social Code (SGB VIII). These services specifically comply with the following legal provisions:
§ 30 SGB VIII Educational Support, Caseworker Assistance
Educational support and caseworker assistance aim to help children and adolescents cope with developmental challenges, ideally by involving their social environment, and to promote their independence while maintaining their family ties.
§ 31 SGB VIII Socio-pedagogical Family Support
Socio-pedagogical family support provides intensive guidance and assistance to families in their parenting tasks, in dealing with everyday problems, resolving conflicts and crises, and interacting with authorities and institutions. This support is usually long-term and requires the active involvement of the family.
§ 41 SGB VIII Support for Young Adults, Aftercare
Young adults are entitled to support for their personal development and independent living if and as long as such support is necessary due to their individual situation. This assistance is generally provided until the age of 21, but in justified cases, it may be extended for a limited time beyond this age.
Fundamentally, the support is voluntary and comes at no cost to the recipient. Access to the aforementioned services is facilitated through the local youth welfare office.
Contact:
Phone: 0395 / 35 17 67 56
In the area of inpatient educational assistance, the provider offers the ASB Youth House, a residential group with a focus on "unaccompanied minor foreigners" and "young people from families with a migrant background".
The ASB youth center offers space for 10 young people. They live in single and double rooms.
The residential group is located on the "Campus - Living and Learning" in direct connection to the vocational school in the city of Neubrandenburg.
The legal basis for the residential group is Sections 34 (Other forms of assisted living) and 41 (Help for young adults) SGB VIII.
In close cooperation with all providers and educational institutions involved, the young people are supported and supported in their integration as well as their personality and independence development.
ASB Jugendhaus
Eichhorster Str. 1
17033 Neubrandenburg
The aim is to improve cooperation between all professionals involved for the protection and well-being of the child.
§8a SGB VIII obliges us to take action when identifying “significant indications” of a risk to the child's well-being. For this purpose, our association employs four specialists with different professions and subject-specific knowledge. The employees were certified as part of a "Qualification measure for skilled workers within the framework of §8a SGB VIII".
Taking into account the provider's internal protection plan, the child protection specialists work in the ASB's daycare centers, after-school care centers and youth welfare facilities. The tasks of the child protection specialist include advising and raising awareness among employees as well as assessing risks and, if necessary, planning further steps. If necessary and necessary, she can work toward obtaining help during this process, as provided for in Section 8a SGB VIII.
If you have information or observations that a child may be being neglected or abused, please dial:
On-call child protection service of the Youth Welfare Office: 0395 57087 8000 (e-mail: )
during the working hours of the Youth Welfare Office LK MSE
24-hour child protection hotline: 0800 / 14 14 00 7
Have you newly furnished yourself and don't know what to do with the old, but still well-preserved furniture? Or do you urgently need furniture and can hardly afford to buy new?
We can help!
Handing over used furniture:
Do you have furniture that is in good condition and would like to donate it?
The team at our furniture exchange picks up all kinds of furniture as well as electrical appliances (such as washing machines) free of charge and passes them on.
We recommend that you make an appointment by telephone in advance!
Received used furniture:
Used furniture can only be donated to beneficiaries:
The following are eligible:
- ALG 2 – recipients
- Owners of a furniture voucher issued by the job center or social welfare office
- Recipients of basic security
We offer you refurbished and clean items with transport for a small fee:
- Add-on walls/cupboards
- Couch sets / sofas / loungers
- Kitchen and bathroom furniture
- Hallway wardrobes
- Tables / chairs / armchairs
- nursery
- Washing machines
- Bed linen/towels
- Curtains/curtain rods
- TVs/radios