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Applying for youth care for your child

Do you want to to apply for youth care (jeugdhulp) for your child? For example, because your child needs extra care or support? You can apply for this at  your municipality. You can also contact a youth team (jeugdteam) directly. A youth team supports young people and their families when they need help with growing up and parenting.

You can use a personal budget (persoonsgebonden budget – PGB) to pay for youth care. A PGB is an amount of money that can be used to purchase care or support for personal reasons.

Contact your municipality for youth care for your child. Your municipality provides advice on youth care and will determine the best kind of support for your child. It will do so together with you and your child. The municipality also ensures that your child has access to youth care.

Every municipality implements its youth support differently. Some municipalities have a neighbourhood team (wijkteam) in each neighbourhood, while others have a youth and family centre (Centrum jeugd en gezin).

You can also directly contact your neighbourhood team. A school, GP or sports club can also refer you. The municipality also has a list of youth teams and neighbourhood teams.

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Applying for youth care for your child

The local offices, the Wmo Advice Center, the social teams, and the youth and family teams merged into the foundation "Voor ieder 1" as of March 1, 2021. By joining forces, a single organization is created for all residents of Hillegom, Lisse, Teylingen, and Noordwijk who require care, support, or advice.

Do you want to apply for youth care for your child? You can turn to "Voor ieder 1" for help and advice. Together, you discuss the care your child needs.

In some cases, you may have to pay an ouderbijdrage (parental contribution).

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Last updated on 26 September 2022