Sonstige Annexleistungen Übernahme

One-off allowances or grants for the purchase of certain items or participation in certain activities for the foster child can be granted if they are not already covered by the current lump sums.

The regular financial requirements for the maintenance and care of a foster child are covered by ongoing benefits.

Special measures and expenses may be necessary to promote the physical and mental development of the foster child and to enable it to participate in society. These can be financed by one-off grants or subsidies.

These benefits include allowances or grants for

• School trips
• Vacation and vacation activities

These must be submitted depending on the specifics of the individual case and are therefore requested by the responsible local youth welfare organization. There are no general guidelines for this.

The fulfillment of the formal and material requirements of the "core service", i.e. in particular the assistance planning according to §36, the facts of §27 and the ongoing provision of assistance according to § 27 in conjunction with § 33 SGB VIII.

None.

Is individually designed by the local youth welfare organization

One-off benefits are the exception, as all regularly recurring needs are covered by ongoing benefits. One-off benefits relate to needs that cannot be calculated in advance and are not recurring.

One-off benefits can be granted as grants or subsidies. The local youth welfare organization decides on the granting of one-off benefits or subsidies at its own discretion.

In the case of § 27 in conjunction with §33, among others, the legal guardians are generally the holders of the entitlement, as this is an annex entitlement to educational assistance.

• Apply for grants or subsidies for additional necessary expenses for foster child/ren
• Ongoing benefits cover the regular needs of foster children
• Special measures and expenses for the development and participation of foster children can be financed by one-off grants or subsidies
• Examples of such benefits are school trips, vacation and vacation measures
• Responsible body: Responsible youth welfare office or responsible foster children's service

State of Brandenburg:

Responsible body: local public youth welfare organization (youth welfare office; usually the foster care service within the responsible youth welfare office)