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Belgium: Federal organisation of social security: Different aspects of social security are discussed. Get more information on social security for employees or the self-employed (independents), or on integration. Download interesting documents on social security in general or on specific aspects.; http://www.socialezekerheid.fgov.be [NL][EN][FR][DE]

Belgium: Income support: Information on the recent changes in income benefits. Find out the programme, what you are entitled to and how to get it.; http://www.mi-is.be [NL][FR][DE]

Belgium: Legislation: This portal site on law and justice covers all published legislation and rules. Search for a specific law online by keyword or by date. You can also learn more about how the justice system works, the different courts and how it all affects you.; http://www.just.fgov.be/ [NL][EN][FR][DE]

Belgium: Portal Belgium: Information on various aspects of being a citizen in Belgium, including living, money, work, health, leisure time, etc. Search by keyword or subject. At the moment, only a limited version is available in English.; http://www.belgium.be/ [NL][EN][FR][DE]

Belgium: Social security portal: Get more information on the social security system in general, as a citizen or as an entrepreneur. Find out more about the different aspects, such as family allowances, income support, social benefits, health and more. There is an interesting section on social security for Belgian citizens going abroad.; https://www.socialsecurity.be [NL][FR][DE]

Flanders and the Dutch speaking community in Brussels: Centres for general wellbeing: Information on the goals of the centres for general well-being and related organisations. The address section lists many social organisations. Use the website links to find out more about them.; http://www.caw.be [NL]

Flanders and the Dutch speaking community in Brussels: Children and families: Information on everything concerning children and families. The site covers the different phases, from family planning, to pregnancy (wanted or unwanted), to birth and on to children’s education. The organisation offers many services; find out online what they have for you. Check out the information in the library and search online for books that interest you.; http://www.kindengezin.be [NL][EN]

Flanders and the Dutch speaking community in Brussels: Family guide: Download the leaflet to discover the differences in partnerships and what rights and duties you have. Information on support is also provided, and addresses for seeking solutions are given.; http://www.wvg.vlaanderen.be/gezinsgids [NL]

Flanders and the Dutch speaking community in Brussels: Family members: This organisation is a club for both young and large families. The website gives information about the background and services the organisation offers. There is a wealth of information on the different aspects and phases of family life. Download the publications and use the links to satisfy your information needs.; http://www.gezinsbond.be [NL][EN]

Flanders and the Dutch speaking community in Brussels: Housing: Overview on organisations supporting the rights of residents. Find out more on social housing and on support programmes for living and renting. The subsites explain which organisations can help you and where to find them. Look at the links for brief summaries to guide you to relevant sites.; http://www.vob-vzw.be [NL]

Flanders and the Dutch speaking community in Brussels: Living on your own: Are you ready to live on your own? All the aspects of living on your own are explained here, including rental contracts, food, prices and your rights and duties. Read the tips and hints, or order the complete leaflet. You can get still more information by following the links.; http://www.jongerengids.be [NL]

Flanders and the Dutch speaking community in Brussels: Ministry for Well-being and Health: Information on different aspects of wellbeing. The various policies are explained by following the links. Interesting documents are downloadable.; http://www4wvg.vlaanderen.be/wvg/Paginas/Default.aspx [NL]

Flanders and the Dutch speaking community in Brussels: Platform Youth Care: On this site, the different aspects of youth care (from prevention to institutes) are explained. Find out more on the history of the legislation and read the current laws. You can even visit local organisations online.; http://www.ppj.be [NL]

Flanders and the Dutch speaking community in Brussels: Rights on well-being: This portal site bundles related-related legislation. Details on relevant legislation are downloadable. The subject links are very interesting: they include information on the organisations and on the relevance of the legislation..; http://www.juriwel.be [NL]

Flanders and the Dutch speaking community in Brussels: Sexuality and relationships: Addresses and website links on relationships, sexuality and related topics. Use the navigation bar on the left to find relevant information.; http://www.cgso.be/ [NL]

Flanders and the Dutch speaking community in Brussels: Youth Advisory Centres: Things aren’t going as planned? You need information or support to get back on track? You want to know more about your rights and duties? On this website, general information on the Youth Advisory Centres is given, along with addresses for the centres near you.; http://www.jac.be [NL]

French speaking Community (Wallonia and Brussels): rights for young adults: For young adults: information on the majority in Belgium, the rights of a young adult to leave his parents, financial aid available; http://www.jeminforme.be/droits_apres_18_ans/infos.html [FR]

French speaking Community (Wallonia and Brussels): Your rights as a family member: The Ligue des Familles (League of families)is composed by 80.000 famillies from Wallonia and Brussels. It aims to help the famillies in different field: rights, leisure, mobility,...; http://www.citoyenparent.be [FR][DE]

French speaking Community (Wallonia and Brussels): Your rights as a family member: La Fédération laïque des centres de planning familial is composed by 41 centres of family planning giving help and information in the field of sexuality, social and juridical questions; http://www.planningfamilial.net [FR]

French speaking Community (Wallonia and Brussels): rights and duties of young people: Information on rights and duties of young people, regarding the education, home, civil liability, labor, health, conflict with parents.; http://www.leszebres.be [FR]

French speaking Community (Wallonia and Brussels): rights for minors: For minors: information on their rights and duties regarding the education, home, civil liability, labor, health, conflict with parents, etc.; http://www.jeminforme.be/droits_avant_18_ans/infos.html [FR]

German speaking community: Youth Help Service: This service not only helps young people in hopeless situations, it informs you about your rights and obligations. There is a mediation service to help you work out the problems you are having with others.; http://www.dglive.be/Desktopdefault.aspx/tabid-221/218_read-1051/ [DE]

Last update: 01/02/2012 @ 16:48:03