Traduction de «Enfant adoptive potentielle » (Français → Anglais) :

19. Welcomes the Commission recommendation of 20 February 2013 on ‘Investing in Children: breaking the cycle of disadvantage’; recognises the importance and cost-effectiveness of early-years investment in children, in terms of developing their full potential; recognises that investing in high-quality social services is essential for the development of appropriate and effective child protection services and for the establishment of comprehensive prevention strategies; recalls the importance of adopting a life-course perspective and ...[+++]of health promotion, prevention and early diagnosis; stresses that the recent measles pandemic has shown how important free vaccinations for children are for public health;

This would involve a collaborative effort between provincial, territorial, and federal actors to develop and implement an adoption clinical support program for families, children, and youth who require it; a consultation process involving stakeholders, families, and young persons, who may assist in identifying the needs and options required to tackle the challenges that exist within the system; and finally, revisiting or establishing targeted funding transfers to offer increased support to potential or existing adoptive parents who struggl ...[+++]e with the challenges and costs of caring for their child.

18. Calls for more resources to be directed to improvement of orphanages and schools for disadvantaged children and those with special needs, including disabled persons, and to more rapid and effective implementation of the deinstitutionalisation plan, given that Bulgaria has a relatively high percentage of children in care; requests the Commission to undertake research and monitoring on the status of disabled persons living in residential institutions; wishes to encourage changes in the law and practice of adoption to reduce further the number of Bulgarian children adopted internationally and to promote national adoption including est ...[+++]ablishment of a unified national register for potential adopters, as well as encouraging foster care in line with international best practice; calls for continued reform of psychiatric care; urges also the establishment of a juvenile court system backed by appropriate structures and accommodation;

18. Calls for more resources to be directed to improvement of orphanages and schools for disadvantaged children and those with special needs, including disabled persons, and to more rapid and effective implementation of the deinstitutionalisation plan, given that Bulgaria has a relatively high percentage of children in care; requests the Commission to undertake research and monitoring on the status of disabled persons living in residential institutions; wishes to encourage changes in the law and practice of adoption to reduce further the number of Bulgarian children adopted internationally and to promote national adoption, including es ...[+++]tablishment of a unified national register for potential adopters, as well as encouraging foster care in line with international best practice; calls for continued reform of psychiatric care; urges also the establishment of a juvenile court system backed by appropriate structures and accommodation;

Concerns were identified over the potential for adverse effects to the health of children exposed to phthalates and led to Commission Decision 1999/815/EEC under the General Product Safety Directive that temporarily banned the use of six phthalates in toys and childcare articles.

Hon. Ethel Blondin-Andrew (Secretary of State (Children and Youth), Lib.): Mr. Speaker, the Government of Canada recognizes that children with disabilities and their families face additional challenges and we are committed to ensuring that they have the necessary supports to reach their full potential by having measures in place like the national child benefit and enhanced tax based support to persons with disabilities, which includes the families of these children.