Germany sought. The traumatic experiences you have encountered are often associated with mental and physical health risks. In particular, unaccompanied minor refugees represent a vulnerable group. Children and adolescents require special protection, which is enshrined in existing fundamental rights for minors, such as the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child or the Child and Youth Welfare Act (SGB VIII). Recent research has shown that unaccompanied minor refugees have excellent development prospects and can integrate purposefully when they receive qualified and appropriate care. While local child and youth welfare services apply to unaccompanied minors, accompanied minors have only limited access to social and health services. There is a particularly significant gap in care for all.