Question 15992 — children

Summary

Mr. Benjamin Saint-Huile draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Health and Solidarity to the crisis that child protection is currently going through. The UNIOPSS survey reveals an alarming shortage of qualified professionals, with 97% of the 314 participating establishments experiencing recruitment difficulties. All territories are affected by this worrying situation and affects workers as well social workers as well as management, administrative and technical staff. Faced with this recruitment crisis, child protection establishments and services are forced to adopt emergency measures such as recruiting professionals without specific training, increasing the number of children per professional, or even reducing the frequency of interventions. These alternatives, far from meeting the needs of children and families concerned, compromise the quality of the support and care provided, endangering the fundamental rights of these young people. Associations and structures involved in child protection are mobilizing to find solutions to this shortage, but their efforts are hampered by the scale of the challenge. This is why it is necessary for the State to commit to financing and strategic support to overcome this crisis, with departments and associations. He questions him about the concrete measures envisaged to compensate for the shortage of qualified professionals in the child protection sector.

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