Seeking help to overcome special social difficulties (non-sedentary assistance, social assistance)

Assistance is intended to enable people whose special living conditions lead to social difficulties and whose participation in life in the community is thereby impossible or significantly impaired to integrate into society.

Anyone who has fallen into particularly difficult living conditions (e.B. has become homeless or delinquent, without a family or has no secure existence) and cannot overcome this on their own is entitled to this help. The particular social difficulties may be due to the person seeking help, his current living conditions or his social environment.

Assistance shall include all necessary measures to eliminate the particular difficulties which stand in the way of integration into society. These include, in particular:

• Advice and personal support for those seeking help and for their relatives,
• Help with the procurement of an apartment,
• measures to obtain a job and
• Help to cope with everyday life.