Traduction de «foster family » (Anglais → Français) :

foster family | foster home | foster-home

National Foster Family Week

foster placement of a child | fostering a child | placement of the child in a foster family

pay visits to foster families | support foster care visits | conduct foster care visits | provide foster care visits

foster care | foster care placement | foster placement | foster home placement | family placement

assess potential foster parents | evaluate prospective host parents | evaluate prospective foster parents | interview and assess prospective foster parents

set an example to foster compliance with health and safety rules | work in compliance with health and safety rules to set an example to colleagues | foster compliance with health and safety rules by setting an example | set a personal example by following health and safety rules in daily activity

one-parent family | single parent family | single-parent family | single family | single parent household | lone parent family

In Italy emphasis is put on support for the development of the foster family and adoption policies and under the 2002-2004 Childhood Plan implementation of various forms of foster care are planned.

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; ob ...[+++]serves 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;

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; ob ...[+++]serves 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;

We should encourage the Member States to make changes to legislation which will improve traditional forms of care in foster families as well as care in foster families with many children or with specialist carers, and also ensure that appropriate financial support is made available.