Advice from a child protection specialist (experienced specialist) in the event of child endangerment

Do you work professionally with children and young people and have the feeling that a child or young person is not doing well?

For example, you are

• an educator,
• social worker or social worker,
• school social worker,
• childminder or child minder,
• teacher,
• Family midwife / family health and pediatric nurse,
• midwife, doctor

All persons who are in professional contact with children and young people have a right to advice from a specialist with experience in this field when assessing a risk to the child's welfare in individual cases.

Advice from a suitably qualified specialist in assessing the risk of danger to a child or young person helps to ensure greater certainty of action in individual cases. Often the indications of danger are not clear.

The youth welfare offices conclude agreements with agencies and facilities that provide child and youth welfare services to ensure that a risk assessment is carried out and that an experienced specialist is consulted in an advisory capacity if significant indications of danger become known.

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