Traduction de «Support foster care visits » (Anglais → Français) :

12. Stresses that, in order to prevent the seclusion, abandonment, neglect and segregation of girls with disabilities, it is necessary to launch information campaigns for families, providing them with details of community support facilities for their care and future development and confuting sexist and discriminatory stereotypes; considers that, where children with disabilities cannot be cared for by their immediate families, the authorities should seek to ensure that, as an alternative, they can be cared for within their wider family entourage or, where this is not possible ...[+++], provide them with community care in a family environment; observes that it is necessary to promote the fostering and adoption of children with disabilities by speeding up bureaucratic formalities and providing suitable information and assistance for the adoptive or foster families;

9. Takes careful note of all new policies, rules, implementing measures and actions which have been set up since 2007 to avoid Conflict of Interest amongst scientific experts and staff; welcomes in this regard the code of conduct of the Authority’s Management Board and their active approach in reviewing their declarations of interest, and the new rules for screening for conflicts of interest in force since July 2012, which were proactively used in the renewal of the scientific panels; is determined to monitor the effect of these actions; will continue to invite the Executive Director for an exchange of views on a regular basis, to ...[+++]foster the exchange of information also through the appointed contact person from amongst its members and by visiting the Authority every two years; recalls that the last visit took place in May 2012;

6. Takes careful note of all new policies, rules, implementing measures and actions which have been set up since 2007 to avoid Conflict of Interest amongst scientific experts and staff; welcomes in this regard the code of conduct of the EFSA Management Board and their active approach in reviewing their declarations of interest, and the new rules for screening for conflicts of interest in force since July 2012, which were proactively used in the renewal of the scientific panels; is determined to monitor the effect of these actions; will continue to invite the Executive Director for an exchange of views on a regular basis, to ...[+++]foster the exchange of information also through the appointed contact person from amongst its members and by visiting the EFSA every two years; recalls that the last visit took place in May 2012;

9. Takes careful note of all new policies, rules, implementing measures and actions which have been set up since 2007 to avoid conflicts of interest amongst scientific experts and staff; welcomes in this regard the code of conduct of the Authority’s Management Board and their active approach in reviewing their declarations of interest, and the new rules for screening for conflicts of interest in force since July 2012, which were proactively used in the renewal of the scientific panels; is determined to monitor the effect of these actions; will continue to invite the Executive Director for exchanges of views on a regular basis, to ...[+++]foster the exchange of information also through the appointed contact person from amongst its members and by visiting the Authority every two years; recalls that the last visit took place in May 2012;

If we do not do that, if we do not pay for the cost of a national strategy, the costs that we will pay down the road in health care, in the education system, in foster care and in group home support are going to grow at a rate that I cannot even imagine.

Whether children need foster care for a few days, for several weeks, or possibly for years, it is foster families who provide a home where children can experience a stable and caring environment that supports and encourages their growth and development.