Child protection newly thought: Catholic Family Association presents concept

Child protection newly thought: Catholic Family Association presents concept

The Catholic Family Association of Vienna has developed a comprehensive child protection concept for its “omadienst” to guarantee the safety and well -being of children, families and loan. Association chairman Konrad Pleyer said the concept documented measures for prevention and a clear code of conduct for dealing with suspected cases. It includes a reporting system and contact addresses for offers of help and is intended to help prevent border violations and attacks. Pleyer underlined that the qualification of the rentalomas was of great importance even before the concept was introduced, since every loan person is personally known and a criminal register certificate is required, in addition to compulsory pedagogical training. According to kathpress.at , the new concept should represent a "further pillar for more transparency" in the family association.

The great interest in the rentalomas is unbroken because there is a high need for families who are looking for reliable care for their children. According to the Catholic Family Association of the Diocese of St. Pölten, a loan from Mistelbach was recently recognized as a "heart person". This happened in the context that in the past few months many families have approached the association to find urgently needed Lehomas. This service, which is not only active in St. Pölten, but also in all of Lower Austria, continues to fight for financial support. The funding of the omad service is hardly maintained without funding or sponsors, which causes the association to ask the country to provide a retention process. meinzirk.at reports that the Omadienst helps to bring the older people together with families and then develop trusting relationships and from the life experience benefit.