Hallo good day, I know this video was posted 8 months ago but I have a question please, I have a child who has disability called autism, but he is ... [Video: 3.539 € Verhinderungspflege: So nutzt du

Short answer so it’s clear: 👉 Yes, the social office can help, but only under certain conditions. Here’s the important difference: 1. Care allowance (Pflegegeld / Verhinderungspflege) This money only comes from the care insurance (Pflegekasse) if your child has an official care level (Pflegegrad). 👉 If your child is currently covered via social services under §264 SGB V, then he is often not fully in the care insurance system, so this money is not automatic. 2. Support from social services (Sozialamt) 👉 If there is no entitlement through the care insurance, or it’s not enough, the social office can help. This is called “Hilfe zur Pflege.” They will check: income assets whether other benefits are possible first 👉 What this means for you: If your child does not have a care level → apply for it first If a care level is approved → money comes from the care insurance If that’s not enough → social services can support additionally 👉 Important: §264 SGB V only means the health insurance is covered by social services, not that you automatically receive care money.