On September 30, a meeting was held with member organizations of the Child Protection Network, including those providing state-delegated daycare services for children.

The agenda included:

– Presentation of the findings from the assessment conducted on the gaps and challenges in state-delegated daycare services for children.
– Development of joint recommendations based on the Order of the RA Minister of Labor and Social Affairs on approving the procedures and model templates derived from the rules and conditions for providing child care.

The recommendations developed by CPN members will be submitted to the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs with the aim of contributing to the improvement of service quality.

We extend our gratitude to Luse Foundation, a full member of CPN, for hosting the participants of the meeting.

The Child Protection Network values the joint efforts of its member organizations and continues to create a platform where state and civil society partners can combine their expertise and resources to ensure the protection and well-being of children.

The meeting was organized within the framework of the “Stronger Civil Society for Empowered Child Protection” project. The project is implemented under the leadership of World Vision Germany and World Vision Armenia, in cooperation with the Child Protection Network NGO, the Armenian Association of Social Workers NGO, the Armavir Development Center NGO, and the “Tahuys” Socio-Educational NGO. It is funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and World Vision Germany.