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EFSC Workshop: Social exclusion and extreme poverty as major reasons for
the life situation of street children in the Central and Eastern European
Member States - National analyses, reports and strategic concepts to prepare
the new National Strategies 2008 - 2011
5-6
May 2008
REPORTS
Workshop summary report
PRESENTATIONS
European
Commission
Luca Pirozzi - The 2008-2010 National Strategy
Reports on Social Protection and Social Inclusion - National analyses, reports
and strategic concepts to prepare the new National Strategies 2008 - 2011
Experts
Hugh Frazer, Social Inclusion Policy and Practice
Adjunct Professor NUI Maynooth - Fighting against child poverty and
promoting social inclusion as a priority for implementing EU social policy in
Central and Eastern European Member States
Prof. Dr.
Walter Specht, University
of Tübingen, Germany, expert on inclusive social policies for vulnerable
children - Mobile Youth Work as a
community-based approach to include street children in Central and Eastern
European countries
National
Governments
Bulgaria - Street children in Bulgaria: the
governmental approach
Czech Republic - Social exlusion and extreme poverty
as major reasons for the life situation of street children in the Czech
Republic
Estonia - Children at Risk in Estonia
Hungary - The responses given by the Hungarian
child protection system to social exclusion and extreme poverty
Romania - Overview on the situation of street children in
Romania
Poland - Street children. State of affairs in
Poland, strategies and perspectives
Slovakia - State of Affairs, Strategies and
Perspectives;The National Report on the
Strategies for Social Protection and Social Inclusion 2006 - 2008
Slovenia - Crisis Centers for
Youth and Children in SLOVENIA
NGO's
Bulgaria - Association Gavroche;
Czech Republic - Proxima Sociale; Silesian Diakonie
Estonia - Talinn Center for Children at Risk
Hungary - Megallo Group Foundation for Addicts
Poland - Society of the Friends of Children
(TPD)
Romania - Romanian Foundation for Children,
Community and Family
Slovenia - Caritas Slovenia
*Background
documents: the 2006-2008 NAPs can be downloaded at: http://ec.europa.eu/employment_social/spsi/strategy_reports_en.htm
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