Resources
Kontaktpunkt24's resource library covers NAV, child welfare services (barnevernet), the justice system, health, language and integration, economy, school and family — all in Norwegian. All eight categories are now also fully translated into English. Weekly news, articles and shared experiences remain in Norwegian for now.
NAV
A full, translated category: benefits, decisions, complaints, sick pay, unemployment, family benefits and more — all 32 guides.
Child welfare services (barnevernet)
A full, translated category: your rights, reporting a concern, care orders, complaints, foster care and more.
Health
A full, translated category: hospitals, your GP, mental health services, municipal care, next of kin rights and more — all 23 guides.
The justice system
A full, translated category: free legal aid, discrimination, guardianship, compensation for victims of violence, the conciliation board, consumer and tenancy disputes, mediation, power of attorney, complaints and the Parliamentary Ombud — all 10 guides.
Language and integration
A full, translated category: your right to an interpreter, the introduction programme, family immigration and recognition of foreign education — all 4 guides.
Economy and benefits
A full, translated category: housing benefit, debt counselling and economic social assistance.
School and kindergarten
A full, translated category: school environment, special education, PPT, upper secondary school, SFO and kindergarten places — all 8 guides.
Family and children
A full, translated category: parental responsibility, mediation, court cases, adoption and family support — all 11 guides.
Complaint guide
Disagree with a decision? Who do you complain to, within what deadline, and who can help?
Dynamic content is currently in Norwegian
Weekly news, articles and shared experiences are only available in Norwegian for now. Browse the full library (Norwegian) →
Not sure where to start?
You are not alone in that. Often the hardest part is figuring out who is responsible, and which right applies to you.
- Not sure? Write to us (the form is in Norwegian, but you can write in your own language) and we'll help you find the right place.
Are you under 18?
Ung.no is the Norwegian public authorities' own site for people between 13 and 18. You can ask questions completely anonymously and for free, about anything, and get answers from professionals. It is in Norwegian.








