Government Launches Campaign to Increase Foster Families and Revise Child Protection Laws in Portugal
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Government Launches Campaign to Increase Foster Families and Revise Child Protection Laws in Portugal

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Summary:

  • Government aims to increase foster families to support at-risk children.

  • New campaign launched just ahead of findings from a working group on child protection.

  • Reviewing laws related to minors to enhance their protection and well-being.

  • Community urged to consider becoming foster parents for a brighter future.

Government Initiative to Boost Foster Care

The Portuguese government is on a mission to increase the number of families welcoming at-risk children. This initiative comes just ten days before the release of findings from a working group reviewing all matters related to the promotion and protection of minors.

Foster Care Campaign Maria Rosário da Palma Ramalho, Minister of Labour, Solidarity and Social Security
Photo: Paulo Spranger

This campaign aims to address the urgent need for more foster families in Portugal, emphasizing the importance of providing safe and nurturing environments for vulnerable children. The review of current laws is expected to bring about significant changes that will enhance the protection of minors and ensure their well-being.

The government is calling on the community to consider the profound impact they can have by becoming foster parents, thereby contributing to a brighter future for children in need. This initiative not only seeks to expand the network of foster care but also aims to raise awareness about the challenges faced by children at risk.

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