The challenges ahead: making care work a job of aspiration
Eurodiaconia recently had its online event on Making Care Work Jobs of Aspiration and not Desperation bringing together different stakeholders,…
Eurodiaconia’s Recommendations for a European Care Strategy
Eurodiaconia’s network of members collectively account for decades of experience in providing quality integrated care services, including childcare and long-term…
Call for Tenders for Researcher / Consultant: Demographic Change in Europe and the Future of Long-Term Care (LTC)
Eurodiaconia is looking for a researcher/consultant to whom commission a research on demographic change in Europe and the future of Long-Term Care…
The Free Churches Group’s Published Reports on Social Cohesion and Loneliness
The Free Churches Group’s reports on ‘The Church and Social Cohesion: Connecting Communities and Serving People’ and ‘How to Booklets’…
New Policy Paper on Destitute EU Mobile Citizens
Today we published our new policy paper “Destitute EU Mobile Citizens,” an update to our previous paper on this topic published…
Policy Report: “Funding gaps for social services – The perspective of Eurodiaconia members”
Eurodiaconia has published a new report, “Funding gaps for social services- the perspective of Eurodiaconia members”. In this report we…
Event Report – Employment Challenges and Opportunities in the Social Care Sector: the case of long-term care
On 16 November 2021, Eurodiaconia and Social Services Europe (SSE) jointly hosted an online round table conference to discuss how…
New Position Paper on COVID-19 & Social Services
Eurodiaconia has published a position paper “COVID-19 & Social Services: Learnings and recommendations for the future” where we present our…
Increased demand for debt counselling in Germany
The account is overdrawn, the monthly bills have not been paid and still they keep piling up. Diakonie Deutschland -through…
A Blog by Kewan: Prioritising Long-term Care in Recovery
“A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in” Anonymous Greek…