Traduction de «Conseillère auprès d'organismes d'assistance sociale » (Français → Anglais) :

S. whereas the successful social reintegration of male and female prisoners and the prevention of repeat offences depend on the quality of supervision given during the sentence and, in particular, on the partnerships established with businesses and social assistance organisations, as well as on the monitoring and social and professional assistance provided after the sentence has been served,

4. Member States shall consider the possibility of providing, as required, other intervention support which might be available from the competent services, such as specialised personnel and equipment to deal with a particular emergency, and of calling upon resources which may be provided by non-governmental organisations and other relevant entities.

- Le istituzioni pubbliche di assistenza e di beneficenza (public welfare and benevolent institutions),

7. Considers that, when the Sixth VAT Directive was originally drafted, the particular needs of charities were not taken into account; therefore, despite their role as service providers in key areas of the economy, notably health, education and welfare, they are treated as consumers under existing VAT rules because their activities are either considered non-business or exempt under Article 13(A) of the Sixth Directive; urges the Commission to introduce a similar refund scheme on the grounds that it would be simple to introduce and administer and would not have an impact on the rest of the supply chain;

The results range from establishing a European Charter for Children's Helpline operators, mapping the situation in Europe in relation to rape and multi-agency training programme working with perpetrators of domestic violence to developing training modules for trainers on the prevention of violence in children's behaviour, elaborating a research agenda for academics on female genital mutilation, and many others.

(d) consider the possibility of also providing, as required, other intervention support which might be available from the competent services, such as specialised personnel and equipment to deal with a particular emergency, and of calling upon resources which may be provided by non-governmental organisations and other relevant entities.