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Koçiu: Family support and empowerment programs create a safe environment for children

TIRANA, June 1 /ATA/ The Ministry of Health and Social Protection, within the framework of June 1, International Children’s Day, organized a festive activity with children from families in need, the Roma and Egyptian community, from the “Zyber Hallulli” children’s home, the “Hana and Rozafa” Children’s Home ” and children without parental care.

Minister of Health and Social Protection, Albana Koçiu, said that children are the present and the future of our country and every day should look like June 1 for them.

According to her, June 1 is also a day of reflection for all institutions that are responsible for the protection and well-being of children who are the future of our society.
Koçiu also focused on the initiatives taken by MoHSP, with a special focus on care for children, such as the vision screening and dental care program in schools.

“Let’s all try together to create a childhood as beautiful as possible, building a healthy and prosperous future for them. With our programs to support and empower families, we will continue to direct efforts towards the rights and well-being of every child across the country,” Minister Koçiu said.

She emphasizes that through these initiatives, we aim to create an environment where every child feels safe, loved and supported at every step of their life.

“MoHSP will always be by your side to support families in need to overcome challenges that any of us can have, with energy, support. We have a mission to support children. Children are the present and we must act today”, emphasized Koçiu.
Minister of Health and Social Protection, Albana Koçiu, underlined that “we have the obligation to fill the gap between the dream, imagination and making it a reality. This is our obligation and we will work for this every day.”
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