The children's hospice team supports your child, their siblings and your entire family wherever they are. This could be at home, in hospital, in a children's hospice, at school or in a kindergarten, for example.
The children's hospice team consists of qualified volunteer children's hospice companions. They provide support in everyday life, accompany the child during leisure activities, kindergarten and school visits, spend time together, listen, read aloud and organize other services. The hospice companions provide support from the time of diagnosis, during the child's life and death and beyond.

Costs: If you make use of a children's hospice team, there are no costs for you in any federal state.

You can find the addresses of children's hospice teams here:

The mobile children's palliative care team can support and supplement the care of your seriously ill child at home. It is made up of members of different professional groups with special training and qualifications in the field of palliative care: these primarily include specialists in pediatrics and adolescent medicine as well as qualified paediatric nurses.
The mobile children's palliative care team supports, advises and trains the family and other caregivers to manage the child's care at home. The aim is to maintain and improve the quality of life of your child and the whole family in familiar surroundings.

Costs: There are no costs for you in any federal state when using a mobile children's palliative care team.

You can find the addresses of mobile children's palliative care teams here: