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Making justice, protection, and care systems work in the best interests of child victims of violence.
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Calendar of events and trainings 2025
A list of trainings, webinars, in person events. Regularly updated with new information, registration links, and resources.
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Announcing a new look for the Barnahus Network
As part of the Network becoming an independent non-profit, we’re proud to announce a brand refresh. When developing the new look, our guiding words were…
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Foundational documents for the Barnahus Network
Child safeguarding policy (project example) For membership applicants Working groups and exchange of the Network Child participation working group Terms of Reference Template for working…
European Practice
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Toolkit for interagency case management
Supporting the implementation of Barnahus Quality Standard 5 The toolkit offers a comprehensive guide for Barnahus seeking to implement interagency case management effectively. Readers will gain…
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Journeys app – supporting safe and informed pathways for each child
The Journeys app has been created to assist children in their journey through Barnahus. It aims to ensure that the child has all the information…
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Upcoming trainings
26 March 2025 🗓️ Training on interagency case management – information and registration
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About Barnahus
Barnahus, or a “Children’s House,” is a multidisciplinary, child-friendly service that brings key services together who have legal responsibilities to help children who are, or who may be, victims or witnesses of violence. It provides a safe environment and an integrated process where child protection, criminal investigation, and physical health and therapeutic support services are coordinated and undertaken under one roof. Tailored to each child’s unique needs, this integrated approach reduces the burden of navigating multiple systems and prevents (re)traumatization. Ultimately, Barnahus ensures children receive their rights to justice, protection, and care.