Social law

Participation counseling, officially known as Supplementary Independent Participation Counseling (EUTB)®, is a free, nationwide counseling service for people with (foreseeable) disabilities and their relatives. It offers impartial support and guidance on issues relating to rehabilitation and participation, e.g., applying for benefits, finding aids, or clarifying rights.

Detailed description of what those affected are entitled to under social welfare law. Explanation based on five different disease progression scenarios.

When children and young people suffer from ME/CFS, social welfare issues also arise. What assistance are families entitled to? How can you apply for care allowance? How about a severely disabled person's pass? Who is eligible for domestic help?

Telephone advice on social law issues.

Under the heading "Legal and Social Issues", the German Society for ME/CFS classifies the topics of care, severe disability and reduced earning capacity, and refers to the difficulties and experiences of those affected.