Landshut Hosts Free Workshop on Disability Benefits and Legal Rights
The Landshut Inclusion Network is organising a free public meeting on March 18, 2026, to explain key social benefits for people with disabilities. Lawyer Jürgen Greß will lead the session, covering topics like the severe disability ID card, long-term care support, and child benefit payments. All residents of Landshut city and district are welcome to attend, whether or not they have a disability themselves.
The event will take place from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM in the Large Conference Hall of the Landshut District Office. Five main areas will be addressed: the severe disability pass, long-term care insurance benefits, basic income support, child benefit payments, and cost-sharing obligations linked to disabilities. These benefits are governed by laws such as the Ninth Book of the Social Code (SGB IX), the Eleventh Book (SGB XI), the Twelfth Book (SGB XII), the Federal Child Benefit Act (BKGG), and related health insurance regulations.
After the presentation, attendees can ask questions directly to Mr. Greß. The session will also include time for networking and discussion among participants. Organisers have requested that those planning to attend register by March 17, 2026. The focus remains on clarifying legal rights and financial support available to individuals with disabilities. No admission fee will be charged for the event.
The meeting aims to provide clear, practical information on social benefits for disabled individuals and their families. Those interested must register in advance to secure their place. The session will offer both expert guidance and opportunities for community engagement.
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