Take over parental contribution

The procedure is regulated by the youth welfare office responsible for you.

Your contact is the responsible youth welfare office in your district or town.

In order for parental contributions to be waived or paid by the responsible youth welfare office, they must be unreasonable for the parents. This is particularly the case if:

• receive benefits to secure their livelihood in accordance with Book 2 of the German Social Code (SGB II) - basic income support for jobseekers,
• benefits in accordance with the third and fourth chapters of the 12th Book of the Social Code (SGB XII) - assistance for subsistence or basic security in old age - or
• receive benefits in accordance with §§ 2 and 3 of the Asylum Seekers Benefits Act or
• if the child's parents receive child supplement in accordance with § 6a of the Federal Child Benefit Act or
• if the child's parents receive housing benefit in accordance with the Housing Benefit Act.

However, a parental contribution may also be unreasonable if the income as such is very low, but no application for housing benefit has been made, for example.

However, additional relief applies during the Corona crisis!

The responsible youth welfare office can advise you on this.

• Relief during the corona crisis

The responsible youth welfare office will inform you of this on request.

You must ask the responsible youth welfare office about this.

You must ask the responsible youth welfare office about this.

You must ask the responsible youth welfare office about this.

• § Section 26 of the state law on the further development of the upbringing, education and care of children in day facilities and child day care (KiTaG)
• § Section 90 (1), (3) and (4) of Book Eight of the Social Code (SGB VIII).

Please contact the responsible youth welfare office.

Responsible youth welfare office of the district or city.

In Rhineland-Palatinate, there are no longer any parental contributions for children from the age of two, but fees may still be charged for children under the age of two and for the support of school children. Separate fees may also be charged for lunch and meals for all children.

In cases where parental contributions continue to be charged, these may be waived or covered in full or in part.

09.12.2020