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.
In Issue 45 of Hope Magazine, released in August 2024, Hope and Homes for Children features significant contributions addressing the welfare of children worldwide. The publication underscores the organization’s ongoing efforts to provide family-based care to vulnerable children, promoting a future where every child grows up in a loving and secure environment.
Following our joint successful advocacy on the revised EU Anti-Trafficking Directive, Hope and Homes for Children together with our partners Lumos, Eurochild, Missing Children Europe, European Disability Forum, ECPAT International, Child Identity Protection, World Without Orphans Europe, Child Helpline International, International Social Service, Romania Without Orphans Alliance, Tzuby’s Kids and Tearfund Ireland, have put together […]
Recommendations to the Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the EU which started on the 1st July. In them we make specific suggestions, aligned with the Presidency’s programme, on how to best address and support children in institutional care and their transition back to safe and caring families in both the EU internal and external action.
The upcoming Belgian Presidency will play a strategic role in steering the EU agenda in the course of its mandate, setting the stage for the following Presidency. This is a key opportunity to further strengthen the EU’s global leadership on care reform.
1 July 2023 marks the beginning of the Spanish Presidency of the Council of the EU. We propose a series of recommendations to ensure the rights of children to live in a caring and safe family environment are sufficiently met.
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