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Reform of the Child Care System: South East Europe Consultation
UNICEF Central and Eastern Europe and Commonwealth of Independent States Region,
Over the course of the week the consultation examined just about every aspect of child care reform in South Eastern Europe with a view to reaching a consensus about a way forward. It was a motivating and energizing experience. It was clear Governments in this region have thrown off the shackles of the past, and are embracing world’s best practice for their social welfare systems. As they say we have come a long way in a few short years. On this site you can access the consultation’s…
Social services in pandemic times: Monitoring report on the process of decentralization of social services
Bukurezë Surdulli and Donjetë Kelmendi - Coalition of NGOs for Child Protection in Kosovo - KOMF,
… Euro or 94.4% of the budget of this Ministry. The schemes cover basic social and contributory pensions, pensions of … mechanism." DSK states that the current budget does not cover their needs and that due to lack of funds, they are … According to Terre des hommes the current budget does not cover real needs: "At the moment we do not have any budget …
Decent Work and Social Protection For Young People Leaving Care: Gaps and Responses in 12 Countries Worldwide
SOS Children's Villages International,
… Tippl Proofreading: Sophie Crockett-Chaves, mary Brezovich Cover photos (from the top left to right): Patrick Wittmann, … 15,000 euros for the third year. The three-year plan can cover a range of costs including rent for accommo- dation, … involved in get- ting a driving license. The plan can also cover the costs of a tutor (called a ‘social intermediation’ …
COVID-19 and Children: How a Global Pandemic is Changing the Lives of Children in Albania and Kosovo
World Vision,
In this consultation,10 girls and 10 boys in Albania and Kosovo were interviewed and shared their views and experiences of the outbreak of COVID-19. Additionally, 515 girls and boys were surveyed to understand the impact of the pandemic on their lives. Participants shared the ways in which the pandemic and the subsequent measures put in place to quell the spread of the virus, have exposed them to multiple stressors and have affected their daily life, their education, their psycho-social well-being and put them at greater risk of experiencing and witnessing violence and abuse in their families…
From a Whisper to a Shout: A Call to End Violence Against Children in Alternative Care
SOS Children’s Villages and the University of Bedfordshire ,
… Velkoska Research team: Isabelle Brodie, Kate D’Arcy Cover photo: Jens Honoré Graphic design: typothese.at 2 FROM … the Rights of Persons with Disabilities67 also partially cover violence in alternative care settings. Regional … Velkoska Research team: Isabelle Brodie, Kate D’Arcy Cover photo: Jens Honoré Graphic design: typothese.at 2 FROM …