Poland - Country Profile 2022 on children in need
Eurochild recently published a new report, (In)visible children, on the…
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Eurochild recently published a new report, (In)visible children, on the…
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To respond to the COVID-19 epidemic temporary changes were introduced…
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The mission of the Foundation is to support the development of children and maximising their potential while developing innovative education programs for children (aged 5-10). For the time being the Foundation has developed 2 education programs, that are introduced in around 4 k
schools in Poland and abroad. Via education activities the Foundation is supporting children in
developing critical skills for the future We also aim to change the living environment for people with disabilities – our goal is to eliminate any barriers and stereotypes and to show to children, that even if we are different we have the same needs and rights ( friendship, respects, etc).
The mission of the Child and Family Foundation is to support children and families in crisis undertaking activities and initiatives aimed at the strengthening of families and the prevention of separation of children from families – based on the interest of the child. The Foundation undertakes also activities aimed at the protection of child rights focusing on the right of the child to safe development in a family and its protection against violence.
The Department of General Sociology at the University of Lodz conducts research on the children welfare and the inter generational transmission of inequalities. The main research fields include child wellbeing, child poverty, children’s rights, social policies and social services for families and children.
The Polish Foster Care Coalition is a group of individuals from all over Poland representing local and nationwide non-governmental organisations. Their mission is to safeguard a child’s legal right to be brought up in a family environment. The Coalition mainly focuses on lowering the number of children placed in institutions, placing children who cannot be brought up by their biological parents in foster families, raising standards in foster care and breaking foster care stereotypes. It also provides support to former foster children and foster parents.
Happy Kids Foundation is an NGO that creates and runs childcare centers of family type each with up to 8 children. The Foundation commits to build relations with the biological families. It aims at raising the quality standard of foster care in Poland and the awareness on this issue through social events, conferences and seminars. The Foundation provides the children with self-confidence and self-determination through professional parents who give them care and primarily education; it provides the children with financial and material assistance, training and courses.
Eurochild member, Polish Foster Care Coalition, organised a nation-wide conference to discuss next steps on how to prioritise family based foster care in the Polish deinstitutionalisation strategy On February 24,…
With support from the Martin James Foundation, Eurochild has provided technical assistance and sub-granting to our member the Polish Foster Care Coalition throughout the COVID pandemic period. Our goal has…