"There Is No One to Take Care of the Children": Warning Against the Collapse of Government-Supervised Frameworks

In Brandenburg, educators warn against the consequences of personal bottlenecks in kindergartens The day care centres in Brandenburg are understaffed. Because they no longer want to accept the personal bottlenecks, educators work together with parents to improve working conditions. Marek Winter

The Finance Committee discusses the salaries and conditions of counselors in social welfare boarding schools • The CEO of the SOS Children's Villages Association calls for immediate action • "We have no way of taking in additional children because there is simply no one to take care of them"