What you can contact us about
POLICE911 helps look for solutions in difficult life situations. These questions are examples, not a limit on what you can contact us about.
Support for older people and relatives
- How can I help an older relative who is alone?
- How can I arrange help for a sick or mobility-impaired person?
- How can I find a social worker or a care institution?
- How can an older person be admitted to a geriatric care facility?
- How can I help a loved one while I am in another city or country?
Transport and accompaniment
- How can I arrange transport for a bedridden patient?
- Where can I find specialized transport for a mobility-impaired person?
- How can I arrange patient transport between cities or countries?
- Who can accompany a person who cannot travel independently?
Shelter and humanitarian assistance
- Where can a person experiencing homelessness get help?
- How can I find a warming center or temporary accommodation?
- Where can I obtain food, clothing and hygiene supplies?
- Where can I find diapers and other care supplies for a bedridden person?
- Where can I turn if an organization has refused the assistance needed?
Documents and rights protection
- How can I restore a lost passport or other documents?
- How can a person without documents access social assistance?
- Where can I turn if social rights are violated?
- How can I get help contacting state or municipal institutions?
Help in critical situations
- What should I do if a person is in danger?
- How can I find the appropriate rescue or emergency service?
- Where can I get first-aid information?
- How can I find volunteers or an organization able to help in a specific situation?
If your question is not listed, describe your situation. Our task is to look for ways to help a person, not reasons to refuse.