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April 17 is dedicated to youth information throughout Europe. The day of action draws attention to the importance of reliable and understandable information for young people. The European Youth Portal offers verified content on topics such as political participation, rights, EU initiatives and opportunities to study and work abroad.

Every two years, the European Youth Week brings together young people and institutions to shape, promote and celebrate the future of Europe. The 2026 motto is "Solidarity and Fairness": the focus will be on current issues such as intergenerational justice and the climate crisis, well-being, housing, employment and inclusion.

Growing up without violence is one of the most important children's rights - the Day of Non-Violent Education on April 30 draws attention to this. But where does violence begin? How does it manifest itself? And what consequences does it have for children? UNICEF answers the most important questions.

The tick season begins with the warm temperatures. Children in particular are at risk of being bitten by ticks when playing outdoors. Diseases such as Lyme disease or TBE can be transmitted. Find out how you can protect your child, when a vaccination against TBE is recommended and what to do after a tick bite.

An easy gift idea, for example for Mother's Day.

Are you still looking for a simple craft idea for Mother's Day that doesn't involve buying lots of materials? These colorful flower cards are great fun for children to collect - and make an excellent little gift. A great activity for children aged 2 and up, even without a special occasion.

Professionals, foster parents & biological parents share their experiences.

Tips on purchasing, sizing, safety, and common mistakes when wearing them.

HP viruses can cause cancer. Vaccination provides protection.

For example, if you are temporarily unable to manage your household due to illness, you can apply for assistance to help you continue managing your household. This assistance is part of social assistance and is granted only if you are not already receiving a similar benefit from your statutory health insurance provider or another insurance carrier.