Victims of the childcare benefits scandal
The childcare benefits scandal has left deep marks on many families. Financial uncertainty, loss of trust, prolonged stress and disruption of daily life can persist even after recognition as a victim.
YFOEX offers recovery-focused guidance that pays attention to both practical problems and the emotional and social consequences. We help participants regain stability, strengthen confidence and build a new future perspective. Where possible, suitable support can be included in the municipal broad support programme.
People who get stuck dealing with institutions
Contact with municipalities, UWV, the Tax Administration or other government institutions can be complicated, especially when several problems occur at the same time.
We support people who struggle to keep overview, formulate their support needs clearly or take the right steps independently. Our guidance focuses on creating structure, preparing for meetings and strengthening the skills to advocate for one's own interests.
People after prolonged stress or major events
Prolonged uncertainty, loss, conflicts or other major experiences can affect emotional well-being and daily functioning.
YFOEX offers psychosocial guidance and personal development programmes focused on emotional stability, self-insight, resilience and regaining trust. Together we look at what someone needs to move forward again.
Families with youth care
Families dealing with youth care organisations, child protection services or access to records often experience uncertainty and strain.
We help with understanding correspondence, preparing for meetings, organising documents and voicing concerns clearly and constructively. Where appropriate we collaborate with legal professionals and youth care providers.
People with financial and social problems
Financial worries, debts, housing problems and administrative backlog can cause someone to lose overview.
We support with organising practical matters, developing financial skills and finding suitable help. In doing so we pay attention to strengthening independence and preventing new problems.
People under financial guardianship
For people under beschermingsbewind who want to explore managing their finances independently again, we offer targeted guidance in developing financial skills and administrative overview.
Young adults finding their direction
The transition to independent adult life brings responsibilities and choices. Some young adults need extra support in building confidence, creating structure or discovering their possibilities.
We offer guidance focused on personal development, independence, identity and social participation.
People who want to participate in society again
After a long period of stress, unemployment or personal problems, taking new steps towards work, education or entrepreneurship can be difficult.
YFOEX helps participants discover their qualities, strengthen personal skills and develop achievable future goals. Depending on the situation this can take place within a separate participation or development programme.
