menu Home › What we do › Youth help and family support Youth help and family support Raising children is a big responsibility. Sometimes parents fail to bear that responsibility for their children. Children or young people may no longer be able to live at home. This is often due to various, difficult circumstances. We guide them in this. About youth care and family support Depending on the situation, we guide families at home or in a reception location. Sometimes children or young people live with us temporarily. The well-being of the child always comes first. The aim is a healthy and safe living environment for children and parents. Teen Mother Care In onze tienermoederopvang wonen jonge vrouwen die het niet zelf redden. Zij zijn bijvoorbeeld met hun kind op straat beland of ongewenst zwanger. De moeders die bij ons wonen, hebben vaak geen of een klein sociaal netwerk en kunnen nergens anders terecht. Wij zorgen voor een veilige en stabiele basis. Zo kunnen ze aan hun toekomst bouwen. Woontraining voor jongeren Ook begeleiden wij jongeren die met justitie in aanraking zijn geweest of dreigen te komen. We helpen ze onder meer met sociale vaardigheden, woonvaardigheden en het omgaan met verslavingsproblemen. Voor verwijzers Pleegzorg Children should be able to grow up in a stable environment. But sometimes they are confronted with many problems in their family, as a result of which they can (temporarily) no longer live at home. The Salvation Army offers various forms of foster care for children and young people aged 0 to 21. Read more about foster care Directly to I'm looking for help Vacancies Volunteer work For referrers News accountability Information for participants and clients Service Contact Donor service Privacy Disclaimer To donate donate Frequently Asked Questions Help as a company omission NL72RABO0707070171 Our channels facebook LinkedIn Newsletter Privacy settings We use cookies and similar techniques to provide you with a personalized experience and to improve our website. Agree Your preference