Wir beraten kostenlos und helfen vertraulich bei allen Formen von Gewalt gegen Frauen:

• Ich méchte ins Frauenhaus
• Stalking
• Selbstverteidigungskurse für Frauen
• Häusliche Gewalt
• Eifersucht
• Sexting
• Stress mit Eltern
• Sexueller Missbrauch
• Psychische Gewalt
• Sexuelle Balästigung
• Ausbeutung
• Vergewaltigung

Services:
• Information point for offenders
• Information point for relatives
• Accommodation
• time2work
• Victim support for Women
• Volunteering

Office:

“Sprungtuch” ist eine Ergänzung zu den Opferberatungsstellen. Nicole Dill will in anonymen Einzelsitzungen Menschen helfen, die beim Versuch, den Erlebnisdruck zu bewältigen, gerne verständnisvolle Hilfe in Anspruch nehmen. Sie gibt den Opfern die Möglichkeit im persönlichen Gespräch mit ihr zu sprechen. Sie, die weiss was Todesangst ist, die weiss wie es ist in einem engen Raum eingesperrt und gefesselt zu sein.

Mit dem Begriff “Sprungtuch” hat sie einen treffenden Arbeitstitel für ihre Tätigkeit ausgewählt. Dank ihrer Erfahrung weiss sie, wie sie das Tuch sicher halten kann. Wenn Sie betroffen sind und sich angesprochen fühlen, liegt es an Ihnen, dass Sie den Sprung wagen und bereit sind, sich Ihren Ängsten zu stellen und sie anzusprechen. Im Gespräch mit Nicole Dill Mut und Kraft zu finden, für den Weg zurück ins Leben.

Denn, Opfer sprechen eine eigene Sprache.

Adresse:
Sentibühlstrasse 1
6045 Meggen

The LibElle association offers mothers and women without children a follow-up solution in the form of transitional accommodation after a stay in the women’s shelter. LibElle also supports and accompanies the women and their children through this difficult phase.

Adresse:

Wohnen auf Zeit für Frauen mit und ohne Kinder
Postfach
3001 Bern

+41 79 764 26 98
+41 79 504 02 75

The child protection group’s target groups are

• children, young people, families and their caregivers
• professionals, institutions and authorities that work with children, young people and their families
• teachers, school boards, school social workers
• private individuals who have questions and would like to seek advice in the event of suspected child abuse or sexual assault

Our services are aimed at anyone who has questions about a possible risk to infants, children and adolescents and/or would like to seek advice:

• Outpatient and inpatient assessment of (possible) acute abuse situations through interdisciplinary case-related diagnostics, clarification and counselling.
• Assessment of the risk and provision of recommendations for further action or initiation of protective measures by involving other institutions.
• Telephone or outpatient counselling for affected children and adolescents, other private individuals and specialist agencies on how to deal with (possible) abuse situations.
• If a risk situation is already identifiable, counselling is also possible before the birth of a child.
• In collaboration with the Domestic Violence Contact Point (AHG), clarification and counselling on the situation of children experiencing domestic violence.
• Helper sessions with already involved professionals and institutions to clarify the need for further protective measures.
• Further training and lectures for professionals and interested laypersons.

Address:

Child and youth protection is one of the core missions of every children’s hospital. That is why there is also an interdisciplinary child protection group at the Children’s Hospital Central Switzerland. The basis for this is the Child and Adult Protection Act.
The child protection group’s task is to recognise and investigate suspected cases of child or youth abuse or neglect. Depending on the situation, this may also involve taking action – always with the aim of protecting the child and enabling positive development. It is important to work together with the child and adult protection authority (KESB) in the patient’s local community.

Address:

Luzerner Kantonsspital

Kinderspital

Haus 33

Spitalstrasse

6000 Luzern 16

The child protection group at the Münsterlingen Children’s Hospital deals with infants, children and adolescents who have become victims of physical or psychological abuse or sexual assault, or who are at risk of becoming victims.

The child protection group has an advisory role and does not release anyone from a duty of disclosure.

What we offer:

The child protection group meets to assess:

• hospitalised children
• outpatients who have been referred by professionals

to advise external professionals.

Address:

Klinik für Kinder und Jugendliche
Kantonsspital
Münsterlingen
Spitalcampus 1
CH-8596 Münsterlingen