Kind en Gezin, ready for the future
Kind en Gezin, together with its partners, aims to create as many opportunities as possible for every child, regardless of where he or she was born or where and how he or she is growing up.
Kind en Gezin (Child and Family) is an agency that works actively in 'Public Health, Welfare and Family’ policy area. This Flemish agency focuses on preventive treatment and guidance of young children geared to good outcomes in the future. We work hard to enable children to achieve their full developmental potential, physically, mentally, emotionally and socially, with respect for diversity and children’s rights. This principle holds good for all the different areas that we work in.
Kind en Gezin is responsible for:
- registration of high quality child care;
- optimal support for parents-to-be and parents with young children;
- the criteria that adoption agencies have to meet.
We closely monitor all changes in society as a matter of course. Day in day out we come into contact with thousands of families and work with partners and other actors in the field. This gives us a wealth of information, allowing us to respond proactively and at the most appropriate time. We develop scientific methods, in both educational and medical fields, to assist us in our work. We constantly adapt our services, so that we can offer every parent and every child the best help possible. We also participate in national and international campaigns and projects: with boundless respect for every child and for the rights of the child.
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We care about young children
Child in Flanders
Child in Flanders 2010 (2MB)
Child in Flanders 2009 (1MB)
Child in Flanders 2008 (1MB)
Child in Flanders 2007 (1MB)
Child in Flanders 2006
Child in Flanders 2005 (2MB)
Child in Flanders 2004
Child in Flanders 2003
Child in Flanders 2002 (1MB)
Child in Flanders 2001
Child in Flanders 2000
Child in Flanders 1999 (1MB)
Child in Flanders 1998 (1MB)
Algo reports
Child care:
SICS (ZIKO)
Other reports
Child care in Flanders (1MB)
Survey concerning the use of child care for children aged below 3 years - autumn 2002 (1MB)
Survey concerning the use of out-of-school care for children aged between 3 and 12 years - autumn 2002
Reorganisation of child care in Flanders
Report of the Future Group on child care
Child care decree
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Brussels Childbirth Trust
The Brussels Childbirth Trust was formed in 1978. We are an international, English-speaking, non-profit-making organisation, providing help and support to young families in Belgium. We are an entirely voluntary organisation, run for our members, by our members.
