Law and data protection
JFDG
Abbreviation for Jugendfreiwilligendienstegesetz
In short and in plain language
The JFDG is a German law on voluntary service for young people.
One example is the Voluntary Social Year. The law says, for example, who may take part and how long the service lasts. It also says what volunteers get.
Care homes and services that look for volunteers find the frame for it there. This guides what they write on their careers page.
Definition
The JFDG is the German act on the promotion of youth voluntary services such as the Voluntary Social Year. It governs, for example, who may take part, how long the service lasts and what volunteers receive. For care facilities seeking volunteers, it sets the frame for information on the careers page.