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[DeepL:] Accompanied Parenting offers parents with learning difficulties support adapted to their individual support needs within the framework of assisted individual living. This also applies to parents whose children do not currently live with them.

Support can be provided in various areas of life:

• Help with the upbringing, care and provision of the children.
• Strengthening parental skills
• Support during pregnancy
• Accompaniment of parents and children in the event of separation or transfer to another form of care or housing
• Accompaniment of return to the parental household
• Structuring of the daily routine
• Household planning and management
• Accompaniment and advice in social legal matters
• Dealing with conflicts and developing solution strategies
• Development of a sustainable social network

In addition, there is a wide range of leisure activities offered within the framework of accompanied parenthood:

• Rooms on the first floor with barrier-free access
• weekly: cooking group
• fortnightly: Parent-child group, which offers time for exchange and joint activities, such as play and craft afternoons, barbecue in the garden, bowling, cinema, zoo, playground, birthday parties, etc.
• monthly: art and creative group

In addition, there are joint day trips and once a year a group trip lasting several days.