The authorities on June 1 launch a web platform dedicated to alternative child care services in the Republic of Moldova. The site serviciialternative.gov.md provides details about the legislation in force, guidelines for implementing services, resources for parents and employers, etc. The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection noted that June 1, when the International Children’s Day is celebrated, was symbolically chosen to emphasize the commitment to the well-being and harmonious development of the children, IPN reports.
Two years ago, three types of alternative care services for children under three years old were stipulated in the legislative framework for the first time. These are alternative childcare services organized by the employer at the workplace, alternative individualized childcare services and alternative family-type childcare. These services were created to complement and diversify the spectrum of existing services, bringing a fresh perspective to early care for the child.
“The website serviciialternative.gov.md is a complete and accessible online platform that offers all kinds of information and updates related to alternative childcare services. It provides details about the legislation in force, guidelines for implementing services, resources for parents and employers, and others,” said the Ministry.
“The launch of this platform is an important step in our commitment to provide the children in the Republic of Moldova with the care and support they need to develop harmoniously. I’m convinced that the diversification of care services will bring significant benefits not only to children, but also to families, especially parents who want to work and to harmoniously combine work and personal life. These alternative services will encourage them to remain at home and grow together a European Moldova where every child has a family,” said Minister of Labor and Social Protection Alexei Buzu.
The project was carried out with the support of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Moldova, a strategic partner in promoting sustainable and inclusive development in Moldova.
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