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Whether you're dealing with parenting problems, difficulties at school, family crises, addiction, or online stress – the "Number Against Sorrow" parent helpline at 0800 111 0 550 offers help and support to parents. If you're worried about your child, feel overwhelmed, or sometimes helpless, the parent helpline is there for you. No matter what's causing you distress in your daily life […]

The children's and youth helpline of "Nummer gegen Kummer" (Number against Sorrow) under the telephone number 116 111 is there for you – no matter what it's about.

Help, support and information for involuntary childlessness: Those interested can find information here about the topic of unfulfilled desire to have children as well as the various nationwide counselling services.

Whether it's passport, child benefit, bulky waste collection or residents' zone – at the Bremen service portal you can find information on all official services in the state of Bremen and submit applications online.

The national helpline "Violence Against Women" is a nationwide counseling service for women who have experienced or are currently experiencing violence. Support is available by phone at 116 016 and via online counseling for women of all nationalities, with and without disabilities – 365 days a year, around the clock. We also offer anonymous and free counseling to family members, friends, and professionals. Violence is […]

If pregnancy becomes a challenge, you can contact the helpline for pregnant women in distress.

Through the Kita portal, parents and guardians can get an overview of available childcare options, search for a suitable place and register their child digitally for a childcare place.

Every two years, low-income families from Bremen can apply to the Daniel Schnakenberg Foundation for a subsidy for a recreational trip. Getting away from home during the holidays, experiencing something wonderful in a different environment, meeting new people and perhaps even making new friends – for many, this is perfectly normal. However, some families don't have the means to do so

This online database gives you a good overview of the consulting landscape in the state of Bremen.

Plenty of school holidays, adventurous children, and working parents: everything points to parents looking for childcare options during the Bremen school break. But are my children really reliably cared for? Isn't it incredibly expensive? Is there anything suitable available? Is there anything near us?