Category Archives: Members’ work

EU policy updates: What do they mean for deinstitutionalisation?

Over the summer, several important EU policy developments took place. We look at three of them through the lens of deinstitutionalisation and community-based support – and highlight what EEG members are saying. A renewed commitment to the European Pillar of … Continue reading →

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Housing is not separate from deinstitutionalisation

This week, the EEG joined a Human Rights Talk on ending child homelessness, co-organised by our member FEANTSA, Housing Rights Watch and the UN Human Rights Representation to the EU. One message from the discussion stayed with us: We already … Continue reading →

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EEG Members in Action

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EEG joins joint statement on EU funding and prevention of institutionalisation of children

The European Expert Group on the Transition from Institutional to Community-based Care (EEG) has joined a joint statement on the future of EU funding and its role in preventing family separation and the institutionalisation of children. The statement, developed by … Continue reading →

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EEG Members’ initiatives on Ukraine

The ongoing war in Ukraine has already caused the death of thousand of civilians and the massive fleeing of people from their homes. As the mediation process is still in progress and there has not been any indication of a … Continue reading →

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EEG members are collecting resources about the COVID-19 health crisis

Here a list of resources from the EEG members about the COVID-19 health crisis. Autism-Europe: Webpage with COVID-19 Resources COFACE Families Europe: Resource webpage on COVID 19 implication for families, with a section on disability Eurochild: Resources Eurochild collected for … Continue reading →

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