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Feb 14 '22, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
No Child Left Behind: Do Children from Households with Alcohol Problems Get the Help They Need?
We open the commemoration of the annual CoHAP week (‘’Children of Households with Alcohol Problems’’) between February 14 – 21 with this unique event.
Date and time
Monday, February 14th at 11:00 am CET (Duration: 1 hour)
Place
Zoom platform
Registration
Please click here to register and save your seat.
Purpose
We gather to bring leading policy makers and civil society experts together to raise awareness about children of households with alcohol problems.
We will discuss the children’s situation living in households where adults/parents or caregivers experience alcohol use problems. We will analyse the problem and together with our speakers present solutions. We will explore what can be and what is being done by our partners around the world to raise awareness and help children who experience alcohol problems in their homes.
As always, there will be time for Q&A and open discussion.
Program and speakers
| Ms. Kristina Sperkova
Ms. Joanna Lai |
Movendi International
UNICEF |
Opening remarks
Understanding ‘excessive’ caregiver alcohol use as ACE |
| Hon. Liam Byrne
replaced by Josh Connolly |
Member of Parliament, UK Nacoa UK ambassador |
Commitment to CoA. Why to take much better care of CoA and how? |
| Ms. Mona Örjes | Junis, Sweden | How big is the problem and what are the solutions for children from households with alcohol problem? |
| Mr. Maik Dünnbier | Movendi International | No child left behind: addressing alcohol as obstacle to development |
| All participants | Questions and answers and open discussion | |
| Moderator and speakers | Concluding remarks and wrap-up |
For background reading (optional)
Science digest: prevalence and risk of adverse consequences for children of households with alcohol problems
Prevalence and Risk of Adverse Consequences of Children of Households with Alcohol Problems
UK Parliament Discusses Children of Households with Alcohol Problems
What the Coronavirus Pandemic Means for Vulnerable Children
Blog post by Mona Örjes
Lockdown Stories: Bearing Witness to Children From Families With Parental Alcohol Problems
Blog post by Hilary Henriques
Lockdown Stories: Bearing Witness to Children From Families With Parental Alcohol Problems
Supporting Children of Households With Alcohol Problems Comprehensively
Blog post by Maik Dünnbier
Supporting Children of Households With Alcohol Problems Comprehensively
