Traduction de «centre de vacances pour adolescents » (Français → Anglais) :

Construction of the new building of a child neuro-psychiatric clinic with 48 beds, near to the recently completed health centre for women and children; Creation of a new surgical medical centre with 670 beds, which is expected to be completed by 2010. Adjacent a new central and state-of-the art logistics centre. Investments in a psychiatry block and further rationalisation of infrastructure.

On October 5, 2000, the following five centres were launched: the Centre of Excellence for Early Childhood Development, University of Montreal; the Centre of Excellence for Children and Adolescents with Special Needs, Lakehead University; the Centre of Excellence for Youth Engagement, Students Commission; the Centre of Excellence for Child and Youth-Centred Communities, Social Planning Council of Winnipeg; and the Centre of Excellence for Child Welfare, University of Toronto Faculty of Social Work and the Child Welfare League of C ...[+++]anada.

18. Calls on the Member States to adopt an active policy for children and young people, encouraging adequate social and educational services, supporting social centres for young people, and encouraging education and training that will integrate young people in society;

* to meet the prudential and financial requirements set out in the insurance Directives (adequate technical provisions, solvency margin); * to separate insurance activities from their "social" activities, such as pharmacies, opticians, leisure and travel services, holiday homes and the leasing of conference facilities (principle of specialisation by insurance undertakings to protect the interests of insured parties from the risks associated with other activities); * to bring the portfolio transfer system into line with the provisions of the directives (when an insurance undertaking decides to sell or transfer a set of contracts to an ...[+++]other insurance undertaking, it is vital, in the interest of the insured parties, that acquisition of the portfolio should not be restricted to other "mutuelles"); * to adapt their re-insurance system to the requirements of the Treaty (re-insurance contracts should be open to all insurance and re-insurance undertakings in the Union, rather than restricted to the companies within the "mutualité").

The requirement that children should have a daily rest period of at least 14 consecutive hours chiefly affects Denmark, but it also affects other Member States (France, Portugal and the United Kingdom) which make no distinction between rest periods for adolescents and rest periods for children working particularly during their school holidays.

The priority target groups will be : - parents of very young children (0 - 4 years) - adolescents having responsibilities for very young children in their own family or outside (babysitting, members responsible on holiday camps) - teachers, instructors and pediatricians.