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The local care consultation service of Kreis Kleve, a district in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, has announced several changes and additions to its services.
Starting this month, the service will offer home-based care consultations, in addition to its usual phone and email appointments. The email address for making an appointment is , and the phone numbers to call are 02821 85-682, -683, -684, -763.
The service's team of professionals will assess individual needs and provide information about various care services to improve the care situation. Affected persons and their relatives can find information about aid and support offers on the online portal of the local care consultation of the Kreis Kleve.
In an effort to make the service more accessible, the Kreis Kleve also offers digital consultation via video call. This provides flexibility in time and location for the consultation.
For those who prefer face-to-face meetings, the service will be visiting several towns in the coming weeks. On Wednesday, August 6, 2025, the local care consultation will be in Issum. The following week, on August 13, it will be in Rees. In August, the service will also visit Bedburg-Hau and Straelen, although specific dates and locations have yet to be announced.
Future consultation dates in the municipalities on-site are listed on the online portal of the local care consultation of the Kreis Kleve. To stay updated, interested parties are encouraged to regularly check the portal or contact local municipal offices directly.
The consultation is free, independent, and neutral, and is open to everyone, including those from surrounding municipalities. The service is committed to helping individuals navigate the complexities of care services and find the best solutions for their unique situations.
Beginning this month, the Kreis Kleve local care consultation service will expand its services to include a focus on health-and-wellness, fitted with advice on science-based fitness-and-exercise regimes, mental-health support, and nutrition. To achieve this, professionals within the service will offer tailored guidance to help enhance the overall wellbeing of the community. The service will provide resources and information on these topics, accessible through both its digital and physical platforms.
