SER (OEG/SGB XIV) vs. best practice and worst case
How do people affected really experience social compensation law (Soziales Entschädigungsrecht)?
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Groups & events
Would you like to do more than watch and help shape something?
In our working groups, people bring together their experiences, knowledge, ideas and a wide range of skills. Together we work on specific issues, develop projects further, gather information, expose shortcomings and look for ways to improve things.
You don't need to be a professional. You can contribute expert knowledge, creativity, organisational skills, research or simply your interest. How much you want to contribute is up to you.
Our working groups work online, on a project basis and as equals. Depending on the topic, this can lead to analyses, information materials, events, social media content, databases or new projects, for example. You can join at any time.
The working groups are open to people affected, their families and friends, anyone interested and professionals. Participation is free of charge, and you don't need to be a member of the association.
Would you like to join in or do you have your own idea for a working group? Write to us at arbeitsgruppe@kein-einzelfall.de.
Different perspectives can lead to shared solutions.
How do people affected really experience social compensation law (Soziales Entschädigungsrecht)?
We ask because we want to understand.
Ideas turn into encounters.
Ideas turn into posts that make people affected and their concerns visible.
So that people can see what we stand for and what we set in motion.
Knowledge only helps if you can actually find it.
When memories are assessed, it takes knowledge, care and a close look.
When support is needed, it should be as quick to reach as possible.
Maybe you have an idea for a working group, a self-help group or a project. Maybe you would like to contribute something to Space for the unsaid.
Or maybe you simply want to get involved with your knowledge or your experience, your creativity or the wish to change something.
You don't need a finished plan. Sometimes something simply starts with someone saying: I have an idea. I want to contribute something. I need support. Or: I just want to be part of it.
And if you have questions about social compensation law (OEG/SGB XIV), the severe-disability ID, the care level or other support systems, or would like a personal conversation, you are welcome to contact us.