Save the date for the first breakfast byte on 25th January 2022 from 9.30-11.00 CET focusing on
two-generation supports to single-parent families in Hungary. The talk will be given by Anna Nagy, Head of the Single Parent Centre (egyszulo.hu) in Hungary.
This breakfast byte will focus on a campaign of Isadora Duncan which highlights how rising energy prices are affecting families in Spain and across Europe, and the need to launch public debates on access to energy as a basic citizenship right.
Using the COFACE Child Compass as a starting point, this European expert meeting focuses on the features of large families and the challenges they experience in Europe today, taking stock of the situation in different countries and collecting good practices.
The Incluso resource centre in Luxembourg offers advice and support on inclusion to non-formal education professionals and parents, as well as to anyone interested in the subject, in order to promote and develop inclusive early childhood education and child care services.
Rainbow families within the EU still face many problems when they attempt to exercise their free movement rights. Same-sex couples cease to exist when crossing a border, children lose their legal ties to (at least one of) their parents. More and more cases show the urgent need to change the situation.
The annual meeting of the COFACE Disability platform (for the rights of persons with disability, their families and their carers) will take place on 12th May 2022 - save the date! Please note this meeting is open to members only.
The Associació Salut i Família has been promoting for more than twenty years the creation of free service exchange networks between people who live and / or work in the same neighborhood, town or city. These networks for the exchange of services, skills, knowledge and relationships between people take the hour of time as a unit of value and exchange.
Save the date and join us for this one-day event focusing on Dutch and European practices to boost family-friendly workplaces.
#J’aipasécole (#NoSchoolForMe) is an awareness-raising campaign on the situation of the thousands of children with disabilities across France who are being denied their right to education. This initiative calls on the families of these children to send testimonies to highlight the experiences of children who are either provided with limited education which does not suit their needs or are unable to go to school at all.
Early childhood education and care (ECEC) has undergone major dynamics and changes throughout the last years in Germany. There are discrepancies between families' reported needs for places in early childhood education and care and the actual participation rates of children attending early childhood services.
Operação de Emprego para Pessoas com Deficiência (OED) works directly with persons with disabilities to provide meaningful opportunities for employment. It works with persons with disabilities to find employment that fits their skills and needs, whilst also providing follow-up support and training to ensure successful workplace integration. It also interacts directly with employers to ensure that workplaces and recruitment processes are accessible.
Accidents can happen in a tight corner, up a staircase with very high steps, with a saucepan, at the bottom of a deep bath... After all, most homes are not made to a child’s size. Step into the shoes of a young todller and experience as an adult with an expo and new technologies the dangers and discorver the prevention tips. Get to know how Gezinsbond and Ligue des Familles went on tour in Belgium. And why not … bring it to your country. During the webinar you will get to know more about the project and get some tips on child safety.
