Care

Many employees also take on the care of relatives in addition to their professional activities. It is not always easy to reconcile work, care and private life. Our university would like to support you in reconciling these areas of life. Below you will find information and advice on this.

Care advice

Initial advice from the city and long-term care insurance funds

Residents of the state capital Dresden can obtain personal and free advice from the Social Welfare Office and the long-term care insurance funds:

• Social counseling of the city of Dresden

CareNetwork Sachsen

At www.pflegenetz.sachsen.de you will find summarized information on all topics relating to care, including local points of contact:

• Overview of counseling services and offices in your area
• the different forms of care (at home? assisted? inpatient?)
• statutory care benefits
• courses on care
• initiatives for relatives
• family relief service - who helps you in everyday life?
• care database - overview of all approved care facilities in your area
• social security for caregivers

CareNetwork Dresden

PflegeNetz Dresden was founded on December 9, 2011. Various working groups are working on improving the care situation in Dresden. The reports of the working groups, current news as well as the invitation to the Dresdner Pflegestammtisch are made available on the website.

In addition, Dresden still offers an overview of all care services:

• Care services
• Day care
• Short-term care
• Nursing homes
• Care advice

Service telephone and platform "Paths to Care"

• Tel.: 030 201 791 31
• monday to thursday from 9am to 6pm
• www.wege-zur-pflege.de

The service telephone and Internet service "Wege zur Pflege" (Ways to Care) will help you if you are looking for information on the subject of housing and care, but do not have an overview of where you can get the right answers to your questions.

The advantage of the service telephone lies in the fast, direct contact of the person seeking advice to an office that can provide comprehensive information. There is no need for time-consuming transfers by telephone, no need to ask for the right contact person, and no need to request a callback.