Crisis Center Service

Published: 24.01.2021.

Price

Free

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Recipient

Individual person

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Receiving restrictions

Description:

The right to receive a crisis centre service is: 1) children and families with children (including all adult persons living in the same household) who have come into a crisis situation; 2) children who have suffered from illegal activities; 3) pregnant women; 4) the parent of a child in the crisis centre for whom custody rights have been terminated, if the Orphan's Court of Riga recognizes that it is in the best interests of the child;. 5) other target groups, in accordance with the assessment of the social worker, if the criteria for the crisis situation are met.

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The Crisis Centre shall provide professional psychosocial assistance, a secure environment, asylum, assistance in crisis situations, as well as the assessment, development and development of social skills and capabilities over a period of up to six months.
During the service, the ability and skills of parents to take care of children/children are assessed.

Process description
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Process description

Service requests
The provision of a crisis centre service requires:
1. Referral of the Riga Social Service/Riga SOS Family Support Centre to receive social service.
2. Application of the legal representative of the client.
3. Application of the person.
4. A submission of a natural person who has determined that the child has remained without care.
5. Letter/application of another institution.
The person may turn to the crisis centre and the service provider decides on the provision of the service.
Pay step
You do not need to pay for the services.
Receipt of services
Getting the service is at the center of the crisis.
The list of service providers of the crisis centre can be consulted on the Riga City Council Welfare Department's homepage in the “Crisis Centres” section of the www.ld.riga.lv section, under “Services”, under the section “Social Services”, under the section “Crisis Centres”.