Translation of "employée familiale auprès d'enfants " (French → English) :

children's services worker | residential support worker (young people) | residential home young people care worker | support worker (young people in care)

home care worker | living at home support worker | care at home worker | homecare assistant

Progress has also been made in increasing the number of social services provided (day-care, child-care centres, help at home etc.) to dependant household members (elderly, disabled persons and children), expected, among other things, to reconcile family life and work.

Calls on the Member States to organise campaigns to improve visibility and enhance understanding of the benefits of regularised domestic work and care among the general public and private bodies, with a view to dignifying the profession and gaining recognition for the important work and contribution of women domestic and care workers to the functioning of society; at the same time, calls on the Member States to raise awareness of the existence of severe exploitation in private households by setting the goal of zero tolerance of exploitation of such workers.

D. whereas 70 % of world cocoa production is cultivated in West Africa and about 7,5 million people work in cocoa production in that region, almost exclusively on family smallholdings, with between 1,5 and 2 million family-run farms spread across West Africa; whereas cocoa farming is very labour-intensive during the five months harvest season and producers face strong pressures from national and international market players to keep labour costs down; whereas at peak times all family members, including children, are involved; whereas child labour poses unacceptable risks;

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 particular women and children; · improve living conditions with focus on segregated settlements.