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Social Services & Healthcare

Eurodiaconia members strive to provide quality services and we have been actively engaged in the EU debate on social services since 2005. Eurodiaconia has a focus on the provision of quality services and works to ensure that not-for-profit social and health care providers operate in a favourable ecosytem, where their importance is recognised. We monitor the impact of EU legislation and how it is implemented on the provision of social services in Europe, in particular the impact of EU State Aid and Public Procurement rules, which regulate how contracting authorities can finance social services.  Eurodiaconia will continue to work to encourage cooperation between our members, exchanging best practice and experience to improve the provision and delivery of social and health care services across Europe.

To learn more about social services and elderly care work in Eurodiaconia, please contact our  Senior Policy and Membership Development Officer Kewan Mildred at .

Eurodiaconia welcomes the EU Care Strategy and calls for a European Care Guarantee
Eurodiaconia’s Report on Long-Term Care is Calling for a European Care Guarantee
Letter to Commission: the EU Care Strategy must align with the demands of the European Parliament
United Nations Releases Report on the Non-Take Up of Rights
Eurodiaconia’s Recommendations for a European Care Strategy
Call for Tenders for Researcher / Consultant: Demographic Change in Europe and the Future of Long-Term Care (LTC)
A Manifesto for a Green, Just and Democratic European Economy
Diakonia Deutschland Releases a Joint Position Paper on EU State Aid Law
Eurodiaconia joined Helsinki Deaconess Institute to receive the French Housing Minister