Proposal sought for enabling social security plans specifically designed for the disabled according to the Commission's recommendations.
Frankfurt (Oder), Germany - The Youth and Social Affairs Office in the city is inviting expressions of interest for the Pact for Care, a funding program aimed at improving and expanding care services in the region.
The Pact for Care has three main objectives: expanding care counseling, expanding the care provision structure, and securing skilled workers. Its goal is to enable people in Brandenburg to lead a self-determined life with diverse and flexible offers and support, even with care needs, and participate in society until old age.
The Pact for Care also aims to relieve caregivers and their relatives, especially in rural areas, and sustainably shape care provision. It promotes skilled worker retention in care through attractive training and employment conditions.
Written applications or expressions of interest can be sent by post or email to the Youth and Social Affairs Office, Social Planning, c/o Eileen Schuflitz, Logenstraße 8, 15230 Frankfurt (Oder), or by email to eileen.schuflitz@ourwebsite respectively. Detailed information about the expression of interest procedure can be found online.
Eileen Schuflitz, the Head of the Department for Social Affairs in the Frankfurt city administration, specializing in social services, is the contact person for individual inquiries. She can be reached by phone at 0335 552-5102 or by email at the same address.
The deadline for written applications or expressions of interest is Friday, October 31, 2025. The Pact for Care will continue until June 30, 2027, in Frankfurt (Oder). The program also aims to develop and implement a low-threshold consultation and support structure for neighborhood help in Frankfurt (Oder).
For more information about the Pact for Care and the expression of interest procedure, please visit the Youth and Social Affairs Office website or contact Eileen Schuflitz directly.
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