This exchange will be organised for COFACE members to take stock of challenges for blended families. Blended families, also known as stepfamilies or recomposed families, are increasingly common across Europe due to rising rates of divorce, remarriage, and cohabitation.
The aim of this working group meeting will be to find intersections between family, education and digital policies, to address key digital challenges for families of today, and to build stronger partnerships between family organisations, Safer Internet Centres and other stakeholders.
The objective of this working group is to bring together COFACE members and partners working on financial inclusion, to discuss EU developments and exchange information on key national trends.
Equal at Home – Equal at Work How to effectively support mothers and fathers in balancing family and work life? 21st May 2025 - Warsaw, Poland Balancing work and family […]
Join our webinar on the rights and challenges of young people from single-parent families in North Macedonia, featuring insights on advocacy, legal support, and policy comparisons across Europe.
On the 11th June 2025 from 16.00-17.30 CET (Brussels time) and on the occasion of the International Day of Play, this webinar will explore how play can help future generations to rebuild connections and restore happiness. Play is a recognised universal right (UNCRC Article 31), but is also a critical pathway to well-being, connection, and creativity. This is especially relevant in our increasingly disconnected and stressful lives.
As part of the European Expert Group on the transition from institutional to community-based living (EEG), we are pleased to invite you to our annual Study session: Preventing institutionalisation through EU Funding – the role of the new MFF.
COFACE Families Europe is organising an internal working group meeting on climate change and families at 14.00 on 8th July.
Co-hosted by COFACE Families Europe and the Odisee Centre for Family Studies, this conference convenes researchers, policymakers, public administrators, and NGOs to advance integrated, place-based strategies that strengthen family resilience and equity through systemic service coordination. Save the date!
