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The overall objective of the JOURNEYS project is to contribute to improved access to child-friendly justice, protection and recovery for child victims and their families.

Multi-Sectoral Responses to Child Abuse and Neglect in Europe (Euro-CAN) is a COST Action network project with participants from several European countries.

The Government has mandated Barnafrid to increase access to effective support for children and young people with trauma symptoms resulting from violence and traumatic experiences.

Research has consistently shown, both nationally and internationally, that children and young people placed in community care face a higher risk of poor health outcomes.

Den 1 juli 2021 infördes barnfridsbrottet som svensk lag. Vi har genomfört en undersökning med syfte att ett år efter att lagen trätt i kraft kartlägga hur Sveriges Barnahus arbetar med ärenden som rör barnfridsbrott.

Barnafrid has produced a handbook that provides guidance and tips on how professionals can involve children and young people in their work.

Refugee children and young adults may develop mental health problems, such as PTSD. The resistance to cope with challenges and adapt to new conditions in their new home country is called resilience.

Barnafrid was one of several participants when the association Framtidståget invited to a networking event in Stockholm on 18 March. The theme of the event was ‘Voices United - Rebuilding future in Ukraine’.

Learning about Swedish work in child protection, disability and social services was the aim of a week-long study visit from Ukraine. Barnafrid hosted the high-level delegation for one day.

On January 18, the investigation "A childhood free from violence" submitted its report to the government. The investigation has been tasked with developing a national strategy to prevent and combat violence against children.