12 Services found for "violence"

Apply for rapid assistance services in a trauma clinic

If you have suffered health damage as a result of certain events, you can be treated in a trauma clinic. The health damage can be the result of an act of violence. You can find out more here.

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.

Help hotline violence against women

The helpline provides free initial advice and information on how to help with all forms of violence against women. The help line is aimed in particular at: Women affected by violence People from the social environment of women who are affected by ...

Forced marriage and domestic violence: Get advice and help

Here you will receive advice and information on support services for forced marriage and domestic violence.

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.

Central contact point of the Federal Criminal Police Office for persons threatened by right-wing extremist violence: General information

Do you have information about right-wing extremist violence? Here you can find out who to contact.

Digital Complaints Office of the Hamburg Police

The Hamburg Police Digital Complaints Office gives you the opportunity to share both negative and positive experiences regarding the behavior of police officers.

Order brochures from the Social Services Department

Here you can find out how you can obtain information about the services and responsibilities of the Social Services Authority.

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.

Family Intervention Team (FIT) General Information

The Family Intervention Team (FIT) is responsible for children and young people who are at immediate risk of child welfare due to repeated allegations of serious acts of violence and sexual offenses.