Providing sufficient child welfare institutions

Offering adequate child welfare institutions

Description

Providing sufficient child welfare institutions involves establishing and maintaining accessible, adequately resourced facilities and services to protect and support vulnerable children. This strategy addresses issues such as neglect, abuse, and lack of family care by offering safe environments, professional care, and rehabilitation. It ensures children’s basic needs, education, and emotional well-being are met, while facilitating family reunification or adoption where possible, thereby remedying gaps in social protection and safeguarding children’s rights.