Housing access and arrangements are at the very forefront of families’ concerns. They need policies to be pursued in their countries that ensure an affordable, quality living environment. This means making appropriate provision where everyone - children, young people, adults and elderly people, people with disabilities or medical conditions – can be catered for and accommodated in human surroundings that not only preserve their dignity and autonomy, but also foster their personal development and their inclusion in society…
14.06.2010 --> Open Letter to the Housing Ministers of the EU Member States at their 18th informal meeting 21 June 2010 in Toledo, Spain.
07.05.2010 --> Families and ICT in Europe: The Information Paradox?
13.05.2010 --> Joint Press Release International Day of Migrant Families: EU to up Stakes for Better Integration through Education
29.04.2010 --> Joint Press Release Intergenerational Solidarity: the Way forward
04.02.2010 --> First overview of responses to the consultation on EU 2020 Strategy: Did the main message from social NGOs get lost in translation?
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