Social Affairs Committee

Related Documents - Fourteenth Legislature (2022 - 2026 )

• 1 - Annual Report 2020 “Mental Health and Wellbeing – Challenges and Opportunities”
• 2 - Powerpoint presentation “Annual Report 2020 – 9th year of Operation The Covid-19 Pandemic”
• 3 - Kopja tar-Riżoluzzjoni li ġiet approvata fil-Laqgħa Ġenerali tal-Għaqda Nazzjonali tal-Pensjonanti li saret fid-9 ta’ April 2022, mibgħuta mis-Sur Joseph M. Azzopardi, Segretarju Ġenerali, mibgħuta fil-11 ta’ April 2022.
• 4 - Annual Report 2021 “Office of the Commissioner for Older Persons”
• 5 - Powerpoint presentation “L-Uffiċċju tal-Kummsissarju tal-Anzjani”
• 6 - Annual Report 2021 “Stop Violence”
• 7 - Powerpoint presentation “2021 Annual Report”
• 8 - Email datata 20 ta’ Settembru 2022 dwar talba għal laqgħa min-naħa ta’ Special Representative on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings
• 9 - Avviż Legali 201 tal-2022
• 10 - Direttiva (UE) 2019/1158
• 11 - Work Life Balance Legal Notice – Dr Anna Borg 11/10/22
• 12 - Three Action Areas for Parliamenterians to Combat Trafficking in Human Beings
• 13 - Powerpoint presentation intitolata “Annual Report 2021”
• 14 - Email datata l-14 ta’ Ottubru 2022 bid-dettalji dwar il-budget tal-Kummissjoni
• 15 - Persons with Autism and Persons with AD(H)D: The need to understand and improve services for families in Malta
• 16 - Reimagining Parenthood in Diverse Contexts – A handbook of parent-centred approaches;
• 17 - Research Report 1 The Covid-19 and Education in Malta (Cov-EM) Study – Perspectives of University Students in Initial Teacher Education;
• 18 - Research Report 2 The Covid-19 and Education in Malta (Cov-EM) Study – Perspectives of Early Childhood Educators;
• 19 - Research Report 3 The Covid-19 and Education in Malta (Cov-EM) Study – Perspectives of Primary School Educators;
• 20 - Research Report 4 The Covid-19 and Education in Malta (Cov-EM) Study – Perspectives of Parents with Children in Early and Primary Education;
• 21 - Research Report 5 The Covid-19 and Education in Malta (Cov-EM) Study – Perspectives of Leaders in Primary Schools, Kindergartens and Childcare Centres
• 22 - Il-Pandemija u l-Edukazzjoni: X’sibna? X’tgħallimna? Kif nistgħu nilħqu lil kulħadd?
• 23 - ODIHR Assessment Mission on Human Rights Defenders – Meeting with the Social Affairs Committee and the Foreign and European Affairs Committee, 22 March 2023
• 24 - ODIHR Assessment Mission on Human Rights Defenders – Purpose of the visit;
• 25 - ODIHR assessment visit focusing on the situation of human rights defenders – Questionnaire for the State Authorities
• 26 - Bord Indipendenti għall-Ilmenti dwar il-Pulizija – Rapport Annwali ta’ Ħidma għas-sena 2020;
• 27 - Bord Indipendenti għall-Ilmenti dwar il-Pulizija – Rapport Annwali ta’ Ħidma għas-sena 2021;
• 28 - Bord Indipendenti għall-Ilmenti dwar il-Pulizija – Rapport Annwali ta’ Ħidma għas-sena 2022;
• 29 - Rapport Annwali tal-Kunsill għall-Maltin li Jgħixu Barra minn Malta minn Jannar sa Diċembru 2022.
• 30 - Private Member’s Bill imsejjaħ “Att tal-2023 għat-tnaqqis tal-ħela tal-ikel”.
• 31 - Persons with Autism & Persons with AD(H)D – The need to understand and improve Services for families in Malta.
• 32 - Persons with Autism and Persons with ADHD – The need to understand and improve Services for families in Malta.
• 33 - Safeguarding Social Work in Malta & Gozo.
• 34 - Social Workers u Social Welfare Professionals – We are Social Workers.
• 34 - Family Thrive – What does Family Thrive involve?
• 35 - A copy of the annual report entitled ‘Office of the Commissioner for Older Persons – Annual Report 2022’.
• 36 - Crime and Punishment in Malta: A Political Economy Approach to Incarceration and Rebabilitation for Drug and Alcohol-Related Crime – Josianne Farrugia 2020.
• 37 - WHODAS 2.0 – 36-item version, self administered.
• 38 - Copy of the Medical Report Form.
• 39 - Why is disability assessment important?
• 40 - Joint Decleration on Persons with Mental Health Difficulties and Conditions and Disability.
• 41 - Annual Report 2022 – Commissioner for Children.
• 42 - Manifesto for Children 2022.
• 43 - Annual Report 2022 – A report of situations, responses & recommendations concerning Children in Malta.
• 44 - A collection of presentations from a number of NGOs working in the field of disability.
• 45 - Powerpoint presentation entitled “Social Work Education: Key Developments”.
• 46 - Email dated 4 March 2024 from Hon. Ivan Bartolo regarding a request from Dr Lynn Chircop regarding a petition on various cases for which a petition regarding children's rights was presented.
• 47 - Email dated 26 February 2024 from Hon. Katya De Giovanni regarding a request from the Justice and Peace Commission within the Archdiocese of Malta regarding a study launched by it on the health and safety of workers in the construction industry.
• 48 - Powerpoint presentation entitled Institute of Community Services – MCAST.
• 49 - Annual Report 2022 “Mental Health and Wellbeing – Call for Action”.
• 50 - Powerpoint presentation “Annual Report 2021-2022 – to protect and promote”.
• 51 - The Subjective Wellbeing of Children and Young People in Malta – Carmel Cefai, Rachel Spiteri, Natalie Galea, Marie Brigulio, University of Malta.
• 52 - The Wellbeing of Children and Young People in Malta – The Malta Wellbeing Index Project.
• 53 - Powerpoint presentation “Annual Report 2021-2022 – to protect and promote”.
• 54 - Email dated July 9, 2024 from the Hon. Albert Buttigieg and addressed to the Chairperson of the Social Affairs Affairs Committee.
• 55 - We do Community Development – Maltese Association for Community Development.
• 56 - Draft Legislation “Community Development Profession Act”.
• 57 - Email from the Hon. Robert Cutajar, dated 15 August 2024, to the Committee Secretary.
• 58 - Email from the Chairperson of the Family Affairs Committee, the Hon. Carmelo Abela, dated 16 August 2024, to the Secretary of the Committee.
• 59 - Domestic Violence Services provided by FSWS.
• 60 - Procedure when a victim goes to make a report at the Police GBDV hubs and statistics on the number of people who attended any training and the number of hours they were given in training.
• 61 - The Danger assessment tool (Campell, 1985, 2003).
• 62 - Email from Ms. Janice Sammut Manager at the Court Services Agency, dated 29 August 2024, to the Committee Secretary, with a response from Emeritus Judge Geoffrey Valencia.
• 63 - Malta Women’s Lobby – The issue of violence on women and girls: To ask some long overdue questions.
• 64 - Il-Milja – Fondazzjoni Sebħ: Supporting women and their children to escape violence and find a life free of abuse.
• 65 - Email from Dr Victoria Rausi from the Emergency Department, dated 6 September 2024, in response to the question sent by the Committee
• 66 - Email from Assistant Commissioner Louise Calleja, dated 5 September 2024, with the numbers of reports received at the Santa Lucia Hub since it opened in February 2024.
• 67 - Dar Merħba Bik – The Good Shepherd Sisters.
• 68 - MARAM – Multi-Agency Risk Assessment Meeting.
• 69 - Email from Ms Elaine Attard, Deputy Chief of the Girl Guides, dated 18 September 2024, with two powerpoints related to domestic violence.
• 70 - Email from Ms Samantha Pace Gasan, Commissioner on Gender-Based Violence and Domestic Violence, dated 11 September 2024, with a table on training received by various professionals in different entities which the Commission has just submitted to GREVIO.
• 71 - Powerpoint presentation SJAF – Breaking the Silence of Violence.
• 72 - A collection of information from St Jeanne Antide Foundation.
• 73 - Powerpoint presentation entitled Għabex Shelter;
• 74 - Powerpoint presentation entitled Womens’ Rights Foundation.
• 75 - Email from Ms Melanie Piscopo, from the St Jeanne Antide Foundation, dated 8 October 2024, with an explanation for a letter that was attached to the same email.
• 76 - Letter from Ms Melanie Piscopo, Executive Director of the St Jeanne Antide Foundation, entitled “Follow-up to the meeting with the Standing Committees on Social Affairs and Family Affairs on a discussion on Domestic Violence – Current Situation and Recommendations for Reform”.
• 77 - Annual Report 2023 – Commissioner for Children.
• 78 - Annual Report 2023 – A report of situations, responses & recommendations concerning children in Malta.
• 79 - Number of papers related to the effects of domestic violence.
• 80 - Report entitled “How to support youth in their Life’s Yourney”.
• 81 - Annual work report for the year 2023 by the Independent Police Complaints Board
• 82 - 2024 Trafficking in Persons Report: Malta.
• 83 - The Human Trafficking Service – Aġenzija Appoġġ, FSWS.
• 84 - Input to the Social Affairs Committee on human trafficking in Malta - Aditus.
• 85 - The Malta Wellbeing Index – Wellbeing Data in Policy.
• 86 - Beyond Measurement: Insights for Wellbeing Policy in Malta – The Malta Wellbeing INDEX Project.
• 87 - Beyond GDP: Wellbeing Metrics for Malta – The Malta Wellbeing INDEX Project.
• 88 - Wellbeing Determinants among Adults in Malta - The Malta Wellbeing INDEX Project.
• 89 - The Wellbeing of Children and Young People in Malta – The Malta Wellbeing INDEX Project.
• 90 - The Malta Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society - 2023 Annual Report.
• 91 - 2024 Trafficking in Persons Report: Malta.
• 92 - Email dated 9 July 2025 from Professor Andrew Azzopardi regarding a request to present a third report on loneliness.
• 92 - Powerpoint presentation intitolata “Richmond Foundation VO/0017”.
• 93 - National Strategy for Suicide Prevention in Malta 2025 – 2030.
• 94 - Powerpoint presentation “Office of the Commissioner for the Promotion of Rights of People with Mental Disorders”.
• 95 - Powerpoint presentation “Enhancing Mental Health Care for Youths & Adoloscents – Young People’s Unit & Mount Carmel Hospital”.
• 96 - Powerpoint presentation “National Mental Health Services – The Journey of Mental Health Services in Malta”.
• 97 - Report of the Social Affairs Committee and the Health Committee on the National Strategy for Suicide Prevention in Malta 2025-2030 – October 2025.
• 98 - Annual Report 2024 – Commissioner for Children.
• 99 - Annual Report 2024 – A selection of issues tackled, initiatives taken & recommendations made by the Office in 2024.
• 100 - A planner for children entitled “Spend Your Time Better”.
• 101 - Brochure entitled “The World According to Children – Ideas & recommendations by Children on how to improve the implementation of children’s rights in Malta and beyond.
• 102 - Connecting the Dots – The holistic service uniting all fronts in the fight against gender-based violence.
• 104 - Dar Hosea Annual Report 2024 “Giving back women their dignity”.
• 105 - “Men who pay for sex in Germany & what they teach us about the failure of legal prostitution”.
• 106 - The “Ejja Ejja” Culture – An Analysis of socio-economic, political and legal factors which impact the health and safety of workers in the construction industry.
• 107 - Letter dated 16 April 2026 from the Minister for Social Policy and Children's Rights, the Hon. Michael Falzon, addressed to the Chairperson of the Standing Committee on Social Affairs.