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Eurochild Annual Conference 21-23 November 2007 Malta

Eurochild's Annual Conference took place from 21 to 23 November 2007 in Malta, under the title:

"Preventing social exclusion of children and young people in Europe:
Participation & early intervention"

It was co-organised with Eurochild's member organisation Foundation for Social Welfare Services in Malta. The event was attended by 190 participants (including 120 international and 60 Maltese guests of whom around 15 were children & young people) and was overall a success.

On the occasion of its fourth annual conference, Eurochild focused attention on three core themes that are considered crucial to preventing social exclusion and poverty among children and young people in Europe:

1.    Family & parenting support
2.   
Child & youth participation
3.    Early years education & care

Each of these themes was explored through in depth workshops running over the two days of the conference.

Please find here all the relevant Background Documents and Presentations made during the plenary sessions and the 3 work shops (to be completed):

General:

Plenary sessions:

    Workshop I - Family & Parenting Support (facilitator: Anne Williams):

    Workshop II - Child & Youth Participation (facilitator team: createXchange):

    Workshop III - Early Years Education & Care (facilitator: Bronwen Cohen, Children in Scotland):

    * Just before Eurochild's Annual Conference, the European Regional Training Seminar of the International Foster Care Organisation (IFCO) took place in Malta on 18-21 November. Several speakers and participants consequently joined Eurochild's conference. For more information on the event: http://malta2007.ifco.info

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