During the last five years, about two hundred training programs on the delivery of health and social care to migrant children have been provided in Europe. Italy and Greece are the Countries with the highest number of training opportunities, followed by...
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In 1990, 1 in 11 children did not reach age 5, now, the ratio is 1 in 26. One of the greatest achievements is a massive growth in primary education, the percentage of children out of school dropped from 15% in 2000 to 8% in 2018.
This was the exact question we set out to answer through our EU-VET Care Qualitative Study. We found eight things that need increased attention to allow for the best care to be provided to migrant and refugee children.
Training of health professionals to care for children and adolescents from immigrant / refugee families, and unaccompanied children: the first meeting of EU-VET CARE partners in Berlin.
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