Jadati - Hilfe in Not

The System of Youth- and Social Welfare in Germany

After giving a brief introduction, Mrs El Morabiti raised the topic System of Youth- and Social Welfare in Germany at the kick-off event on 17th March 2018. Here she first clarified why Social Welfare actually exists and what its task is. To put it in a nutshell: Social Welfare exists so that every human being can lead his life in such a way that it corresponds to the dignity of the human being. Thus Social Welfare is an important part of Germany. It enables each person to lead his life in such a way that he has the most necessary things. No more, but no less.

Principles of a consultation (on the phone)

Talking to victims or third parties who have experienced (sexual) abuse is anything but easy. The person on the phone must not only build trust so that the callers tell what has happened to them or others. They must also be aware of their responsibility because they are acting in a highly sensitive area. This is exactly why there are principles when giving a consultation on the telephone. These principles should not be adhered to but must always be adhered to. They are therefore a central part of Jadati's consultancy services.

Our Challenges: Social commitment in case of providing assistance with individual distress and sexual assault

What is the reason for establishing Jadati? Unfortunately again and again we get messages about sexual assault in accommodations for refugees, young women (refugees), who prostitute themselves on the street, drug problems, rapes and suicides.

Practical Examples or: Why Jadati is needed

The following cases aren´t pleasant to read, but they still have to be described. When people are made aware of what victims have to go through, they will also become aware of the importance of projects like Jadati and understand why this kind of projects are relevant and can save people. That´s the reason why we will now describe two cases which have actually happened. In the second part of the practical examples, we will discuss the concrete problems that the participants themselves have brought to the event.