Opening Doors for Europe’s Children campaign closing event
Date
15 Jan 2020
Address
EESC Bulding, second floor
2 rue Van Maerlant
1049 Brussels
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Event Location
Brussels
Event Description
Lessons learned from the campaign
After 7 years, the Opening Doors for Europe’s Children campaign of which Eurochild is the coordinator, is coming to an end. The closing event will highlight the contributions and lessons learnt to child protection and care systems reform.
It will provide practical examples from Opening Door activities and results, and present recommendations for the future national policymaking and EU funds. The event will be a space for fruitful and proactive dialogue with key stakeholders, to reflect on how continue to strengthen families and end institutionalisation of children.
The campaign final report will also be presented at the event .
When: 15 January 2020; 15:30 – 17:30
The event will be followed by celebration & networking cocktail
Where: EESC Bulding, 2 rue Van Maerlant 1049 Bruxelles; second floor – Room 2
You can now read the agenda here.
The campaign, a partnership between 5 international organisations and civil society organisations across 16 European countries, aimed to support national efforts to develop child protection systems that strengthen families and ensure high quality family and community-based alternative care for children.
Contact person: zuzana.konradova(at)eurochild(dot)org
For further info on the campaign: click here
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