Early help in the Uelzen district: support for expectant parents!

Early help in the Uelzen district: support for expectant parents!

In the Uelzen district, there is a new offer that helps to expect parents and young families. The “Early Aid” initiative aims to support parents in the upbringing and care of their children from the first years of life. This aid should help to overcome uncertainties and educational stress and to promote the healthy development of the children. This not only emerges a clear benefit for the families, but also for society, since healthy children form the basis for a positive future. The Uelzen press reports that Michaela Pohlmann, an experienced dipl. Equipment is.

The next opportunity to find out about the "early help" will be available on Thursday, July 10, 2025, from 11.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. in the family center in Wrestedt. Interested parties can register here on site. If you prefer personal advice, you have the option of arranging an individual appointment by phone at 0581 82-311 or sending an email to m.pohlmann@landkreis-uelzen.de. This flexible system is intended to ensure that the help in the living environment of the families and their needs are adapted, as well as the emphasized.

The "early help" offer a wide range of low -threshold offers for expectant parents with children in the first years of life. These offers are used to clarify questions about child development, to reduce excessive demands and to offer general support. They are particularly valuable because many families often have low resources, which makes access to such help offers. The network includes pregnancy advice centers, health services, family education and early funding. This ensures that the help is very close to the needs of the families and create trust through appreciative access, as well as The district of Uelzen

The offers include the E: DU program for families with children until school starts, parent cafes, various group activities and consultation hours for parents. These initiatives not only support in practical aspects of child rearing, but also promote social exchange and like -minded contacts among parents. Through these measures, interested parties receive information promptly through local medical practices or pilot services in maternity hospitals and are pointed out to these important support offers.

The "early help" therefore stand for modern, needs -based support for young families and create an environment in which children can grow up healthy and happily. These preventive measures also pursue the strategic goal that needy families will not receive the support they need.