Training for foster care services
You support foster children, foster families, and birth families in complex life situations. Diingu offers 60+ practical online courses for professional case work, child protection, and target-group-specific support.
Support professionally, even when cases are complex
Practical content for counseling and case work
In foster care services you work with families, children, and networks under high pressure. Our courses help you handle care planning, documentation, diagnostics, and interdisciplinary cooperation with more confidence, always with child welfare and professional stance in focus.
From foundations to target-group-specific support
Find courses on legal basics, methods, case steering, mental health, foster parent recruitment, and targeted support for foster children, foster families, and birth families.
Who is this training for?
For professionals in foster care services
Diingu courses are designed for:
Counselors in foster care services
Case management and care planning
Child protection professionals
Foster care service teams
Youth welfare professionals
Managers and professional supervisors
Strengthen case work, reduce overload
Use content in supervision, case discussions, and care planning while also strengthening your own resilience through reflection and self-care.
Core training topics
Foundations of foster care services
Strengthen legal basics, child protection, developmental psychology, and methodological foundations for professional case work.
Case management and professional practice
Care planning, documentation, diagnostics, and interdisciplinary cooperation: become more confident steering complex cases.
Understanding mental health conditions
Learn to assess stress in foster children, birth parents, and family systems and plan appropriate support.
Target-group-specific support
Courses for foster children, foster families, and birth families help you guide relationships, transitions, and crises.
Recruiting and qualifying foster parents
Strengthen recruitment, suitability assessment, and outreach so suitable foster families are found and supported.
Why Diingu for foster care services?
Broad curriculum for complex cases
Foundations, case work, conditions, and target-group courses connect into one continuous learning path.
Learn despite high caseloads
Continue training alongside work without travel or fixed seminar dates.
Proof for teams and quality work
Certificates and progress make training visible for teams and quality management.
The Diingu guide in difficult situations
Reflect on cases, deepen content, or prepare conversations whenever you need support.
Frequently asked questions about training in foster care services
Yes. Courses are built around real situations in foster care services. You get clear guidance, case examples, and practical dos and don'ts.
No. Catalog courses are written by subject experts and go through quality assurance. AI is used elsewhere on the platform, for example in the AI guide.
Courses are designed for professionals working in foster care services. Basic experience in social work or care helps you apply the content quickly.
You receive a digitally signed certificate for every completed course. You can use it with your employer, in team meetings, or for professional development.
Choose 3 months (€71.99), 6 months (€119.99), or 12 months (€179.99). All courses in this area are included.
Yes. Register for free and preview content before subscribing.
Yes. Annual licenses are available for teams and quality management, starting at €219 net per person.
Yes, at the end of each billing period.
Yes. All courses, updates, and certificates are included.
Yes. The platform works on all devices.
Yes. More than 150 social care providers in Germany and Austria use Diingu and accept certificates as proof of training.
Most courses take 60 to 120 minutes. You can pause and continue anytime.
Yes. That makes learning easier alongside demanding work schedules.
Yes. Most courses include real case examples you can apply immediately.
Yes. Many professionals suggest Diingu because reporting and proof of training become easier for teams.
Because you get one continuous curriculum for case work, child protection, and target-group-specific support.