Organization

Membership

ChildONEurope is composed of 7 Members : Belgium (French community), Denmark, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg and Spain and 20 Associated Members : Austria, Belgium (Flemish Community), Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Portugal , Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Sweden, The Netherlands and United Kingdom.

The latter may decide to form part of the Network at any given time by nominating a national institution able to furnish official public data on the condition of children and adolescents.

Since May 2004 the new EU Member States are invited to participate in the Network Assemblies and join the Network as Members or Associated Members.

Members

• Belgium (French community)
  Observatoire de l’Enfance, de la Jeunesse et de l’Aide à la Jeunesse de la Communauté française de la Belgique
• Denmark
  The Danish National Institute of Social Research
  The Ministry of Social Affairs
• France
  Observatoire National de l’Enfance en Danger (ONED)
  Ministère des Solidarités et de la Cohésion Sociale
• Ireland
  Office of the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs
• Italy
  Italian National Childhood and Adolescence Documentation and Analysis Centre
  Presidency of the Council of Ministries - Department of Family Policies
  Ministry of Labour and Social Policies
• Luxembourg
  Centre d'Etudes de Populations, de Pauvreté et de Politiques Socio-Economiques / International Networks for Studies in Technology, Environment, Alternatives and Development
• Spain
  National Child Observatory

 

Associated Members

• Austria
  Federal Ministry of Economy,Family and Youth-Departement of Youth Welfare and Children's rights
• Belgium (Flemish Community)
  Agency for Socio-Cultural Work for Youth and Adults
• Bulgaria
  State Agency for child protection
  
• Cyprus
  Ministry of Labour and Social Insurance
• Czech Republic
  Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs
• Estonia
  Ministry of Social Affairs
• Finland
  Ministry of Social Affairs and Health
• Germany
  German Youth Institute
• Greece
  Ministry of Health and Social Solidarity
  General Secretariat for Youth - Ministry of Labour and Social Security
• Hungary
  Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour
• Latvia
  Minister for Education and Science
• Lithuania
  Ministry of Social Security and Labour
• Malta
  Ministry of Education, Employment and the Family
  
• Poland
  Ministry of Labour and Social Policy
  Ombudsman for Children
• Portugal
  Ministry of Social Security and Labour
• Slovak Republic
  Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Family
  Slovak National Centre for Human Rights
• Slovenia
  Ministry of Labour, Family and Social Affaire
• Sweden
  Ministry of Health & Social Affairs
• The Netherlands
  The Netherlands Youth Institute
• United Kingdom
  Department for Education