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Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs Nenad Ivanisevic, State Secretary Nenad Ivanisevic, State Secretary Serbia’s experience in the social inclusion of children with disability

The challenge – discrimination and isolation of children with disabilities in Serbia  Placement of children with disability in large-scale institutions was common practice  Insufficient community support services to enable the social inclusion of children with disabilities Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs

Re-defining priorities: PUTTING FAMILIES FIRST FOCUS ON:  Better outreach support and services for vulnerable families  Expanding specific community-based services for children with disability and their families Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs

Re-defining priorities: DEVELOPING FAMILY-BASED ALTERNATIVE CARE  Strengthening family-based alternative care - foster and kinship  Creating family-like residential care options Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs

FINANCING – strategies applied  Keeping new costs to a minimum - redirecting the human and physical resources of residential care homes.  New investments - increasing financing for foster families caring for a child with disability and funding for community services. Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs

KEY RESULTS Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs

KEY RESULTS Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs

KEY RESULTS Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs

Next steps - overcoming challenges in creating a society that is fully inclusive Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs  Mainstreaming and securing sustainable financing for new family outreach services, aimed at preventing family separation.  Accelerate the transformation and downsizing of remaining large-scale residential institutions.

THANK YOU! Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs

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