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10 Services found for "abuse"

General Social Services General Information

If you need support with family, educational, or social challenges, you can contact the General Social Services (ASD) in Hamburg.

Number abuse

The Federal Network Agency pursues phone number misuse and unauthorized telephone advertising.

Court measures in cases of child endangerment

If the child's welfare is at risk, the family court can order various measures to protect the child. This can go so far that the parents are deprived of custody or part of it.

Hotline for violence, threats, bullying, blackmail, abuse or other crises General information

Violence, threats, bullying, blackmail, abuse or other crises: the hotline of the Children and Youth Emergency Service (KJND) provides support and advice.

Reporting illegal work

If you suspect illegal work, you can report it to the relevant authority.

Addiction counseling for children, adolescents and relatives General information

Are you looking for information and advice on addiction in children, adolescents, and young adults? Here you can find out who you can contact.

Child Protection Hotline General Information

Protecting children and young people: Is a child or young person being neglected or abused? The professionals at the Child Protection Hotline can help.

Addiction counseling social authority

If you are looking for advice on an existing or impending addiction problem, you will find further information here.

Communications from medical and dental authorities on protection against the dangers of ionising radiation in the course of quality assurance

As a medical or dental practice, you must report the results of tests carried out as part of quality assurance to protect against the harmful effects of ionizing radiation to the responsible authority.

Application for the release of the child by way of an interim order (urgent procedure)

In custody proceedings, the family court may issue an interim order for the return of a child if immediate intervention is urgently required to protect the child.