Over a hundred years of research proves institutional care is harmful to children, and that family and community care is better for children. Our advocacy team have produced and collated a range of publications relating to deinstitutionalisation, child care reform, and specific global regions.
Hope and Homes for Children, along with 9 other organisations, welcome the European Commission’s proposal to review Directive 2011/36/EU.
The EU Anti-Trafficking Directive is an opportunity to tackle institution-related trafficking – our call to the EU
Read our Ukraine One-Year-On Response Report to learn about our challenges and successes, stories of the families we’ve supported, and our ambitions for the future.
Read our interagency statement on the forcible transfer, deportation, and adoption of children from ukraine by russia
Our call for strengthened protection and care systems to support children and young people, one year on since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Our recommendations to the Government of Sweden for an upcoming Presidency of the Council of the EU supporting families, not institutions, for children.
Creating the conditions for care reform for children, including a set of recommendations for implementing change with global examples.
Module 1 of Families. Not Institutions. The drivers of institutionalisation, the linkages between care systems reliant on institutions and progress on the strategic development goals
Our recommendations and roadmap for care reform for global, regional and national decision makers and policy makers.
A child protection emergency is looming in Ukraine. Here are our key recommendations to address it.
