Responsible for the service Centre for Non-Military Service
Social welfare officer services during alternative civil service
- Service
- Nationwide
- Public service
The Civilian Service Centre has a social welfare officer who can provide you with guidance and advice. If you need more help to compete your civilian service or if you leave the service, you can also receive support from your home municipality.
Do the following
You can go and see your social welfare officer during office hours to have your questions and concerns addressed. You can also contact them by phone or email. The most common matters discussed are:
- financial situation
- job seeking
- employment service issues
- joint application system and education
- conscript's allowance and other benefits
- personal problems
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To whom and on what terms
You can use the services of a social welfare officer if you are a civil service draftee or if you are considering civilian service as an alternative to military service.
The service is provided by
Centre for Non-Military ServiceResponsible for the service
Centre for Non-Military ServiceText edited by: Centre for Non-Military Service
Updated: 27/2/2024