Our approach is based on dialogue, mutual respect and pooling resources to achieve a common goal - to ensure every child’s right to a safe, caring and family environment.
We participate in working groups, strategic planning and the development of regulations and programs related to family policy, alternative care, mentoring, support for orphanage graduates and the prevention of orphanhood. We actively support the deinstitutionalization reform as a systemic shift in child care that prioritizes family‑based care and the development of community services.
One of the Alliance's important tasks is to support state institutions and services for the benefit of children and families through training, exchange of experience, participation in forums, advocacy activities and advisory work. We strive to ensure that officials and civil servants at all levels have access to the knowledge, resources and best practices that help them make decisions in the best interests of the child.
Through this cooperation a new culture of responsible partnership is forming, in which every participant - from a public servant to a volunteer - understands their role in protecting the most vulnerable.