Traduction de «Travailleurs spécialisés dans le soin des enfants » (Français → Anglais) :

4. Believes that the negative effect – amplified in rural areas in particular – of disintegrating health systems on maternal health is of major concern, given the declining availability of beds, the lack of trained staff and the risk that (future) mothers will be hindered from going to hospitals when necessary, or will later refrain from doing so; emphasises, therefore, that such negative perceptions keep patients at home in the hands of female caregiver ...[+++]s; insists on the need to invest in measures targeted at pregnant women, in order to provide them with adequate care and to build trust between female patients and caregivers; asks the Commission and the Member States to provide financial support for these efforts; calls on the Commission and the Member States to implement gender budgeting in all EU relevant funding, prioritising funding for women and children, and for sexual and reproductive health and rights;

10. Highlights the need to arrange the labour market in the interest of reconciling work and family life by setting up structures and institutions for the care of children, older people and other dependants to meet real needs and to ensure high-quality accessible care services for all, so as to enable working mothers to achieve work-life balance in order to improve labour market participation and the economic independence of women;

The types of support that such dedicated services should offer may include but are not limited to providing shelter and safe accommodation, immediate medical support, referral to medical and forensic examination for evidence in cases of rape and sexual assault, short and long-term psychological counselling, trauma care, legal counselling, access to advocacy and specific services for children as direct or indirect victims.

As part of an integrated approach, Member States should, as a matter of priority in the area of healthcare: · extend health and basic social security coverage and services (also via addressing registration with local authorities); · improve the access of Roma, alongside other vulnerable groups, to basic, emergency and specialised services; · launch awareness raising campaigns on regular medical checks, pre- and postnatal care, family planning and immunisation; · ensure that preventive health measures reach out to Roma, in particula ...[+++]r women and children; · improve living conditions with focus on segregated settlements.

25. Calls on the Member States to provide shelters for women in order to help women and children live a self-determined life free of violence and poverty, and that these offer specialised services, medical treatment, legal aid, psychosocial and therapeutic counselling, legal support during court procedures, support for children affected by violence, etc;

11. Welcomes the encouragement of lifelong learning for persons in employment, irrespective of their type of employment contract, as well as for unemployed persons, workers with few qualifications, temporary workers, the self-employed, older workers and women; notes, however, that education and training need to be adjusted to make lifelong learning possible for women and men who combine work with caring for children and relatives; observes that this can be done by, for example, using local premises, arranging child-minding, distance learning for those who live in remote areas and the provision of tailor-made programmes and flexible ins ...[+++]truction;