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Our petition

Secure care first – then change care benefits!

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Care has to work in practice – not just on paper.

People in need of care and their families depend on reliable support. At the same time, carers, facilities and services are already under enormous pressure. Staff shortages, rising costs and growing bureaucracy make care that meets people's needs more difficult.

With the planned changes under the care reform, a crucial question arises: What happens if benefits are changed or cut before working alternatives are available?

As a non-profit victim support association, KE!N EINZELFALL e.V. does not want to block necessary reforms. But we demand that care for people in need of it remains secure and that changes do not come at the expense of those who depend on support or provide it every day.

With our petition ‘Secure care first – then change care benefits!’ we are calling for the experiences of those affected, their families and professionals to be taken into account in political decisions.

Take part now – every signature counts!

Support our petition, share it with others or collect signatures yourself. People without internet access should also be able to take part.

Your experiences matter!

What challenges do you face in care or support? What effects could changes have on your everyday life, your family or your work?

We want to make these experiences and assessments visible. Write to us at petition@kein-einzelfall.de.

Because a good care reform has to reach people – not just exist on paper.