The third volume of the series focuses on the theme of "endangered childhood," which is becoming increasingly relevant and continually presents new challenges to all psychosocial professionals. Building on the findings of the 13th Child and Youth Report, the current issues faced by children and adolescents, as well as clinical and social work approaches in this specific field, are examined, connected, and discussed. Heiner Keupp and other well-known authors write about the risk and protective factors that come into play in the context of poverty, severe parental illnesses, flight, and other traumatic experiences. The various forms of support available for children and their families are presented in detail.