The Droit d'Enfance Foundation
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Droit d'Enfance is a child protection organisation that has been officially recognised as a public utility since 1866. It offers care and assistance to several hundred boys and girls in Île-de-France, who are under the guardianship of the Child Welfare Agency (ASE). The foundation is dedicated to maintaining placement stability and supporting families to either prevent the necessity for placement or to restore familial relationships.
Moreover, the foundation administers the European emergency number 116000 Missing Children, providing legal, psychological, and social support to families of children who have gone missing. Additionally, Droit d'Enfance serves as France's representative within the International Social Service (ISS), a global organisation committed to child protection.
