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Old people's and service centres (ASZ)
The centres for the elderly and service centres offer local advice and practical help for older people and their relatives.
Inclusion contact points
Advice and networking in the neighbourhood on the topics of accessibility and participation of people with disabilities.
Emergency services and help for homeless people
Are you homeless? Have you come across a homeless person who needs help? Here you will find an overview of contact points and emergency services in Munich.
Acquire the right to use a grave
You can purchase the right to use a grave in the event of a death or during your lifetime.
Financial support for clothing
Financial support for the necessary initial equipment with clothing and shoes, but not for additional purchases.
Household help
Help for people who need support from others to continue household chores or physical activities.
Labour exchange
Placement in work and training, supportive offers of active labour promotion.
Citizen's income
Citizen's allowance for job-seekers who are capable of working and their family members by granting financial benefits to secure their livelihood.
Munich Pass
The Munich Pass offers Munich citizens on low incomes a wide range of discounts in the areas of education, health/sports, culture/art, MVV public transport and transport to and from Munich
Financial support for furniture
Support for the necessary initial equipment with necessary furniture and household appliances, but not for subsequent purchases.
Assistance with living expenses
Are you unable to cover your living expenses from your own financial resources? Under certain conditions, you can apply for financial support.
Debtor and insolvency counselling of the City of Munich
Counselling and help with debt and over-indebtedness, out-of-court settlements with creditors, support in applying for consumer insolvency proceedings.
Assumption of costs for contraceptives
As a Munich Pass holder, you can have the costs of prescription contraceptives reimbursed.
Support in old age
In its social community centre, older people and their relatives receive advice on issues relating to home and nursing care as well as financial assistance.
Basic income support in old age and in the event of reduced earning capacity
Persons in need who have permanently left the labour market due to old age or permanent full reduction in earning capacity can apply for basic income support.
Social benefits for EU citizens
EU citizens who are registered in Munich may have access to social benefits.
Subsidy for meals on wheels/ social lunches
Anyone who is unable to do their shopping or prepare a hot meal can apply for a subsidy for meals on wheels or the social lunch programme.
Grant for the purchase of a computer for senior citizens
If you are a senior citizen and have bought a laptop, computer or tablet, the City of Munich will support your purchase with a grant.
Counselling for people with mental health problems
Social psychiatric services (SPDi) are counselling centres for people with mental health problems and their relatives. There are ten of these SPDis in Munich.
Assistance for the elderly: subsidies for travel costs, telephone, home emergency call
The elderly care service supports senior citizens with travel allowances, telephone assistance and home emergency call systems.
Application for foundation funds - private individual in an emergency situation
Have you been living in Munich for at least a year, are in need and are in an emergency situation? Then you can apply for foundation funds.
District social work (BSA)
We provide you with counselling and support in difficult personal or financial situations. We provide help and contacts.
Counselling centres for older people and relatives
Are you an older person or a person in need of care looking for support? Would you like advice as a relative or carer? These centres can help.
Advice from the Munich counselling associations
The Munich guardianship associations provide information and advice on health care proxies, advance care directives and questions of guardianship law.
Life certificate
Do you receive a pension from a foreign pension insurance institution? If so, you usually have to submit a life certificate once a year.
Assumption of funeral costs
In Germany, relatives of deceased persons must make funeral arrangements. In some cases, the Office for Social Security covers the costs.
Further training counselling for people with health problems and disabilities
Free counselling for people with health restrictions and disabilities on career prospects, funding opportunities and funding bodies.
Home visits by occupational therapists - THEA mobil
If you suffer from a chronic illness and need occupational therapy but find it too difficult to go to a practice, you can arrange a home visit.
Death certificate
The registry office issues death certificates after a death. As a rule, the appointed funeral parlour takes care of registering the death.
Community Health Nursing in Hasenbergl
The Community Health Nurse promotes health in communities, advises on prevention, coordinates care, visits clients at home and strengthens self-management.