Support services for families and youth, offering counseling and advice

Landshut University played host to the 4th Regional Youth Welfare Day, an event marking the 15-year anniversary of its Bachelor's program in Social Work in Child and Youth Welfare. Over 100 professionals, including regional institution staff, educators, students, and alumni, attended the conference.

The day's theme was "Strengthening Protection, Participation, and Promotion of Young People". Janine Brabender, a caseworker at the Municipal Youth Office, attended the conference and emphasized the importance of up-to-date scientific findings in professional work.

Janine Brabender also fostered dialogue between the free and public child and youth welfare sectors. She discussed the need for structural possibilities, such as interpreters and a comfortable conversation atmosphere, as well as different pedagogical methods for consultations by public youth welfare professionals.

During the conference, Janine Brabender presented on maintaining information rights in the assistance planning process and explained the legal basis and methods for information transmission.

The internship at the Municipal Youth Office, a part of the Bachelor's program, was another topic of discussion. Students from Landshut University bring current findings and fresh ideas during their six-month internship at the Municipal Youth Office. The internship aims to continuously improve the quality of consultations at the Municipal Youth Office.

Students work together with colleagues from the youth office at the Municipal Youth Office during their internship. Janine Brabender emphasized the importance of consultations being understandable, perceivable, and traceable for families and young people.

It's worth noting that the available search results do not provide information about the name or identity of the leadership at Landshut University responsible for the 4th Regional Youth Welfare Day. However, Landshut University is an important cooperation partner for the Municipal Youth Office.

In conclusion, the 4th Regional Youth Welfare Day at Landshut University was a successful event that brought together professionals from various sectors to discuss and improve the protection, participation, and promotion of young people. The internship program at the Municipal Youth Office, a key component of the Bachelor's program in Social Work in Child and Youth Welfare, was highlighted as a crucial step in achieving these goals.