Way of school of the year: Family Streilen fights for a long journey

Way of school of the year: Family Streilen fights for a long journey

Kremmen. The dawn breaks, but for the family. At 4.45 a.m., the alarm clock starts the parents Nicole and Fabian. Her son Werner-Reinhard, only eight years old, needs special care due to his early childhood autism and hearing damage. These challenges make his way to school a real ordeal!

And as chance it wants, the boy is picked up by a DRK driving service during the day at 6.10 a.m. But instead of jetting straight to the Wilhelm-von-Türk school in Potsdam, the driving service cure the driving service over Oranienburg and Velten to collect two more children. One wonders: why so cumbersome? From Tuesday to Friday he will even be picked up to the school bus at 5:50 a.m.! So the little one only stays at home around 4 p.m. - a day full of stress!

Family Streilen fights for the promotion of schoolchildren

Nicole Streilen has enough! She emphasizes an individual transport for her son so that the way to school becomes less exhausting and time -consuming. However, your application is on ice! The entire topic of learning conditions and support is a constant burden for the family, because the lack of communication and the frequent change of school attendants make the situation more unbearable.

"We dig through a mountain of applications, but it feels like we are running against a massive wall," complains Nicole. Her worries are not only noticeable at school-she also feels the fears of existence due to inadequate holiday care and poor leisure opportunities for Werner-Reinhard and his sister. There is hardly any time for games and hobbies, the stress eats the family joy!

At 7 p.m. the light is out during the week and the boy withdraws. But at 4.45 a.m. the whole thing will start again - a never -ending circulation. The fight for support goes on!