General full-time care Receiving support for foster children

Foster families are entitled to support and advice, because their tasks and the demands placed on them differ significantly from those of a family without a youth welfare mandate. As private individuals, they perform a public task within the framework of educational assistance. They thus commit themselves to cooperation within the framework of help planning and the care agreement concluded between them and the foster child service.
In order to meet the requirements of a foster family successfully and in the long term, they need professional support from professionals with proven expertise in topics of foster child care. Continuous specialist support and advice on care relationships helps to stabilise them in the long term and is thus an important contribution to ensuring the child's well-being.