Question 21544 — young people

Summary

Ms. Sophie Auconie calls on the Minister of Solidarity and Health about the urgency of the issues relating to the child protection sector. Even though it takes care of 340,000 children, child protection concentrates the difficulties. It is implemented with disparate human and financial resources depending on the territory. Support for young adults ends at age 18, when they are without resources, without accommodation and without family support. In addition, several departments, in the name of budgetary rationalization, are reconfiguring the protection offer to the detriment of quality and security, positioning the sector as an adjustment variable between RSA, APA and PCH expenditure. A roadmap and a major consultation were announced by the Minister in order to define a national strategy before summer 2019. Thursday 4 July 2019 opened the National Conference on Child Protection. The Secretary of State to the Minister presented the first reform measures, addressing support for vulnerable young adults, territorial inequalities in treatment and national governance of the sector. At the same time, several initiatives have emerged, including a mission on young adults entrusted to MP Brigitte Bourguignon. There bill subsequently tabled, aimed at avoiding abrupt exits from the systems at 18 years of age, was however emptied of its substance by the withdrawal of the article requiring the care of young adults by the departments. The measures taken by the Government contradict the announcements made by the ministry. She asks him his position on the subject. If investing in the future means protecting children, she wants to know what are the means truly dedicated to this ambition.

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