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  SOS Children’s Villages invites you to an online event on family support and child protection. Over two half-days, the conference will bring together state and non-state actors, researchers, policymakers,[…]

From 17 to 19 September in Brussels took place the training for trainers of the project “GUIDE – Supporting Guardians of Unaccompanied Children”, led by EASPD (European Association of Service[…]

More than 160 Bulgarian organisations have signed an Open Letter to the European Parties over legal amendments in Bulgaria threatening democracy, freedom of speech and human rights With the start[…]

In an official statement, the pan-European network Eurochild expresses its concern regarding the recent legislative changes in Bulgaria, which threaten children’s rights and discriminate against children and families with different[…]

Starting from September 15, 250 children from Ukraine will start their education in Bulgarian schools, the integration and education centre Український Вулик (Ukrainian Kosher) reports. The organisation is part of[…]

UN Human Rights Office Spokesperson Liz Trossell commented on the normative amendments within the Bulgarian Act on Preschool and School Education, which ban the discussion of “non-traditional sexual orientation” and[…]

Child poverty is a pressing issue in Europe, affecting millions. Growing up in poverty harms children’s future and costs society. Early childhood experiences are crucial for lifelong well-being. Institutional care[…]

With the new school year, any student, parent or teacher could be prosecuted and humiliated on the charge of promoting a “different sexual orientation”. The texts are vague and subject[…]

On 25 July, the new consortium behind the National Safer Internet Center (SIC- safenet.bg) held its first meeting on the upcoming activities of the Digital Children project and the ongoing[…]

The work of the Bulgarian Safer Internet Centre (SIC) will continue over the next 18 months thanks to funding from the European Union. The Centre will receive funding under the[…]

Tianna Krăsteva, a member of the “Child Explorers” team, a joint initiative of the National Network for Children and Eurochild, and a volunteer at the Youth Club “Let’s Be Friends”[…]

On July 2-3, 2024, in Malta, Eurochild and The Malta Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society organized a large-scale event aimed at exchanging experiences, mutual support, and presenting good practices.[…]

More than 30 priorities in the policies for education, child health, justice and early childhood development and family care were identified by the National Network for Children (NNC) together with[…]

Over the past year, nearly 10,000 professionals from member organisations have supported more than 150,000 children and 20,000 families. The National Network for Children’s (NNC) 2023 Annual Report has been[…]

Following the thematic working group discussion meetings on Education, Child Justice, Family and Child and Maternal Health, participants in Annual Meeting 2024 had the opportunity to attend five trainings and[…]

The traditional annual meeting of the National Network for Children has started and on the first day the advocacy topics of the organizations in the Network for the next year[…]

Procter & Gamble donated over 10,000 hygiene items to benefit members of the National Network for Children. The products have been distributed to children and families in need, as well[…]

More than 60 candidates for MPs in the National Assembly and the European Parliament are now part of NNC’s informal network Parliamentary Group for Children. Launched each time at elections,[…]

A delegation of Bulgarian experts, led by the National Network for the Children, participated in a bilateral seminar between Bulgaria and Spain on child poverty and housing policies in Madrid.[…]

Good 3.59 is the score the state received for its care of children and families. This marks the first time since 2012 that institutions have “moved” from average to good[…]