KESB is the abbreviation for Kinder- und Erwachsenenschutzbehörde (Child and Adult Protection Authority). It is a public authority responsible for protecting children and vulnerable adults who are at risk of harm or neglect due to their own behavior or the behavior of others.
KESB is responsible for a range of tasks, such as assessing the welfare of children and adults, providing social and legal support, investigating abuse and neglect cases, and making decisions on custody and visitation rights.
KESB operates in Switzerland and is part of the Swiss legal system. It was established in 2013 with the aim of modernizing and simplifying child and adult protection measures in the country.
Individuals can contact KESB to report concerns about children or adults who are at risk, and the authority can intervene to provide the necessary protection and support.
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