The Family Care Office is the first point of contact for all questions regarding pregnancy, childcare and care of family members.
Family Care Office
For all members of the university
Family-friendly
With us you can get information on many family-related topics.
Care of relatives
Support and information
Cozy play corner for our little visitors
For the little ones
Contact point for pregnant students
You can register your pregnancy at our office
Child friendly
Future Day participant
Children's party
Happiness and diversity
Study with child
Children are welcome at the university
When the regular care is cancelled...
Motivated helper at the office!
Contact
Visitor address:
On the University Boulevard, across from the Main University Library.
Postal address:
University of Bremen - Department 08 Bibliothekstra?e 1 / Family Care Office
28359 Bremen
Ines Gürlevik (Head of the Family Care Office) ? 0421 218-60850
Marisol Ruiz-Fehrler (staff member) ? 0421 218-60860
Appointments are available by appointment.
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Our services in detail:
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Anyone can become in need of care, whether young or old: for example, through an accident, a serious illness, or simply by getting older.
It is therefore all the more important to receive competent and rapid support in such a case. All interested persons are welcome!
The Pflegestammtisch takes place in a trusting and open atmosphere.
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Female students are particularly protected during pregnancy, the postpartum period and while breastfeeding. This is because the Maternity Protection Act also applies to women who are expecting a child or have given birth during their studies. This is to ensure that expectant mothers and their children can study without endangering their health. Female students can only take advantage of the legal protections if they have informed the university that they are pregnant or breastfeeding. Therefore, it is in their best interest to notify the university as early as possible.
Please use the following forms to officially report your pregnancy:
Notification of pregnancy or breastfeeding
Overview of your courses/seminars
Please send the filled out forms as a PDF file to:familienprotect me ?!vw.uni-bremenprotect me ?!.de
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The University of Bremen will cover the costs for certificates in connection with maternity leave if these are required as part of your studies or compulsory internship.
Please lay out the amounts first.
You can find the cost reimbursement form here hier
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Pregnant students
The Family Care Office regularly organizes a networking meeting for pregnant students. The goal is to exchange ideas and network with each other.
What we offer: A safe space with an open atmosphere where friendliness and openness are the norm. We get to know each other, support each other, and share thoughts and experiences.
Registration is required for this meeting.
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Sometimes it happens that we have to come to the university with our children and we don't know where the family-friendly places are in the busy areas of the university.
Our office offers a tour of University Boulevard where you can learn, for example, where the changing tables, family rooms, lactation rooms, microwave ovens, etc. are located.
If you would like to take part in this tour, please send an e-mail to the Family Care Office
Childcare models for different needs:
Childcare on campus
The university offers different models depending on the stutus group
Different childcare formats are offered on campus and in the state of Bremen. Therefore, parents should consider which form of care and location (close to home or on campus) fits their living situation. After researching on the Internet, parents can get a personal impression of the care facility and make an appointment to visit.
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Information for the pregnant woman
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Exploring insecurities and contradictions during pregnancy is an important process and a necessary inner examination of what is possible and what is not. Careful assessment of one's own strengths, powers and reserves, but also of possible pitfalls and stumbling blocks, is important for a sustainable decision that one can also defend in the future. Whatever the outcome, it becomes an important part of one's own life story.
Many go through this clarification process together with their partner and can rely on him to carry the decision with them. But not all women have a partner, a helpful circle of friends or family members to guide them along the path to a good decision. Especially then, independent counseling by a pregnancy counseling center can support and help with clarification.
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Before and after the birth, there are many administrative procedures and other appointments to take care of. Here you will find all the important information at a glance.
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Pregnant women can call 0800 40 40 020 around the clock for free and qualified initial counseling anonymous and secure.
The helpline also refers pregnant women to local counseling centers. The advice is anonymous, barrier-free and is offered in several languages.
For more information click here
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Downloads
01-overview_of_your_current_curses_2024.pdf
File name: 01-overview_of_your_current_curses_2024.pdfLast update: 03.01.2024
02-Notification_of_Pregnancy_Students_2024.pdf
File name: 02-Notification_of_Pregnancy_Students_2024.pdfLast update: 03.01.2024
Notfallmamas Formular Studierende_engl_IG
File name: Application_form_for_emergency_mom_care_for_studentsIG_2024.pdfLast update: 03.01.2024
FSB_Studying_with_a_child_2024.pdf
File name: FSB_Studying_with_a_child_2024.pdfLast update: 03.01.2024
Reimbursement_form_due_to_maternity_leave_2024.pdf
File name: Reimbursement_form_due_to_maternity_leave_2024.pdfLast update: 03.01.2024