Members agreed on the need for exchange, research, and guidance on scaling up Barnahus nationally. In particular: information about how many locations and of which size are needed to service a population, ensuring quality services nation wide, and ensuring equitable services for remote, small, or marginalized communities.
The Slovenian Barnahus law is now available in English. The articles of this comprehensive law cover, for example: the principles of comprehensive treatment; personal data, databases and storage, and more …
A series of 5 webinars is being organised to explore child safeguarding in relation to practice in the “four rooms” of the Barnahus.
A goldmine of resources tucked into a 200+ page interactive PDF, a guidance supporting the journey to establish Barnahus, and a webinar launching these resources.
The agenda of an informal meeting of EU Justice Ministers included a point on child-friendly justice, noted the progress to implement Barnahus in Europe, and gathered further commitment to implementation.