@article{1447951,
      recid = {1447951},
      author = {Günther, Manfred,},
      title = {Child- and youth welfare law in Germany : an overview for  educators, psychologists, paediatricians and politicians /},
      pages = {1 online resource (ix, 68 pages) :},
      abstract = {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. The content SGB  VIII - Child and Youth Welfare: Significance and Historical  Background Eligible persons, benefits and regulations  Ombudspersons, procedural guides, inclusion Difficult  example cases The target groups Pedagogues, teachers,  educators, psychologists, paediatricians and political  actors Students of (social) education The author Manfred  Günther 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.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1447951},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-38290-2},
}