BTHG implementation at state level. The Thuringia state framework agreement and the person-centered complex service

Since the prohibition of the principle of cost recovery in social services (at the beginning of the 1990s), all forms of services (at that time called: youth, elderly and disability assistance) have been searching for a professional, sustainable new service system to replace the forms that have existed for over 100 years.
In terms of content, the discussion in the integration assistance benefit system was expanded to include the dimensions of strengthening self-determination rights and socio-spatial orientation and, since 2000, a new "revolutionary" form of benefit (the personal budget). However, this new form of service can and will only be able to establish itself in the long term if it can be successfully positioned as an alternative to the existing forms of previous services. The "person-centered complex service (PKL)" was developed for this purpose and has been introduced in practice since 2008. On June 30, 2019, this form of service was established as a future structure-replacing alternative in the  state framework agreement for Thuringia and its annexes.
The lecture will now explain the contents of PKL in the state framework agreement and its annexes and use examples to illustrate the effects, strategies and potential of its introduction.

The event will take place online. You will receive the link after registration at nathalie.rothe[at]pg.hs-fulda[dot]de