Together for a
family-friendly
Bremen.
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To make this (even) more successful, as a professional you can find information here on current topics related to family support and family education , get an overview and of course take advantage of the many networking opportunities and their synergies.
Here you will find information for skilled workers in Bremen
What Bremen professionals should know…
Important information and projects for everyone working in the social welfare system.
"Living in Neighborhoods" (WiN) program
Since 1999, the municipal program “Living in Neighborhoods” (WiN) has formed an integrated approach for a long-term and cross-departmental social urban development policy in the city of Bremen, together with the federal and state urban development programs.
Arrival in the neighborhood (AiQ)
The AiQ advice centers provide guidance, support, and assistance to refugees who are already living in their own homes. These centers are located in nine particularly affected neighborhoods in Bremen. Their task is to offer advice and referrals to refugees who have moved into their own accommodation after their stay in transitional housing.
State program “Lively Neighborhoods” (LLQ)
The state program "Lively Neighborhoods" was launched in 2020 to strengthen neighborhoods in Bremen and Bremerhaven. This program supports local initiatives and institutions while also expanding and strengthening social infrastructure.
Here you'll find interesting news for families in Bremen.
"If this trend continues, soon every third person in Bremen will be poor."
The Paritätische Gesamtverband (Parity Welfare Association) has published its new poverty report: 13.3 million people will be living in poverty in Germany in 2025. Bremen continues to have the highest poverty rate at 27.5 percent. The Paritätische Gesamtverband has published its new poverty report, entitled "Growing Poverty, Shrinking Security," with alarming findings. The social divide in Germany is widening: 13.3 million people will be living in poverty in 2025 […]
Submit your childcare offers for the summer holidays now!
The Bremen summer holidays are just around the corner! To give parents an overview of childcare options during the school holidays, the Bremen Holiday Compass is available. Providers can now submit their supervised holiday programs for school children (ages 6-12 or 13 and up) for publication.
Dedicated specialist portal, improved user-friendliness, new functions: the new family network website
The specialist portal will in future offer a central resource for professionals: It provides up-to-date information on family support services, informs about specialist topics and events, and enables diverse networking opportunities.
Register groups and school classes now: FASD exhibition in Bremen
The free traveling exhibition ZERO! provides experiential information about fetal alcohol syndrome, pregnancy, alcohol, and FASD. It will be on display at the Bremen Health Department from June 8th to 12th, 2026. Groups and school classes can now register for a visit.
Survey: Climate-friendly health around birth and early childhood
The survey is aimed at professionals in the fields of healthcare, social work, community work and related professions and is intended to gather information on experiences, opinions and needs regarding UV and heat-related health risks in contact with pregnant women and parents of babies/toddlers.
Abortion after rape
A guide from the Central Office of the State Women's Representatives (ZGF) aims to provide gynecologists and counseling centers in Bremen with guidance on handling abortions following rape. Abortions with a so-called criminological indication, meaning abortions performed after rape, are legal in Germany. They are covered by health insurance, and the mandatory counseling required without such an indication is waived, as are […]