Die Entwicklung integrierter familienunterstützender - Qualiflex.lu

Jeanne Fagnani
Die Entwicklung sozialer Infrastrukturen in Frank-
reich
Inhalt
1. Aims and structure of family policy in France 31
1.1 The role of the state: supporting mothers’ employment and
developing childcare provision 32
1.2 The trend to a more holistic approach to family support 33
2 Overview of programmes and concepts 34
2.1 Childcare provision 34
2.1.1 Public provision of care services for children under 3 years of age 34
2.1.2 Integrated public child care services: the “Multi-accueil” child care
facilities 35
2.1.3 Ecoles maternelles: Nursery schools 36
2.1.4 Elementary schools (6 to 12 years of age) 37
2.1.5 Out-of-school-hours care for children 37
2.1.6 Transitional Programmes (Actions passerelles) aimed at children
entering école maternelle 38
2.2 Comprehensive social support for families in socio-economically
disadvantaged areas 38
2.2.1 Early education as a vector for social integration 38
2.2.2 Working in partnership with parents 38
2.2.3 Bridging Families, schools and communities 39
2.2.4 Adultes-relais: linking families and schools 40
2.3 Protection Maternelle et Infantile (PMI): protecting the health of the
mother and the new born child 411
3 Recent measures, new schemes 42
3.1 The ‘Child Ombudsman’ (défenseur des enfants) 42
3.2 «Les réseaux d’écoute, d’appui et d’accompagnement des parents»
(REAAP) 42
3.3 Centres de médiation familiale (Family mediation centres) 43
3.4 The development of crèches operating with non standard hours 43
3.5 “Chèque emploi service universel» (CESU) (the service voucher) 44
3.6 The establishment of the “family tax credit” (Crédit d’impôt famille,
CIF) for enterprises 45
3.7 The “CESU pré-financé” (the prepaid service voucher) 46
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