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Sis to create 100 new places by March
The National Board of Institutions (Sis) will increase its capacity with an additional 100 places, the authority announces in a press release. The approximately 600 places currently in use within youth care will become over 700 by the end of March 2025.
Proposal: Ankle Tag and Body Search at Sis
Football, entrance controls and extended opportunities for body and room searches are proposed for the supervision of children and young people at Sis-homes. These are new tools that have really been needed in Sis' toolbox for a long time, says Minister for Social Affairs Camilla Waltersson Grönvall (The Moderate Party).
Young people in SiS homes to be locked in at night
Young people at Sis-homes are to be locked in at night if it is necessary for order and safety. But among others, the Children's Ombudsman is critical.
13-year-old crime suspect denied Sis placement
Sis said no when the social services wanted a place for a 13-year-old girl suspected of involvement in the murder of a girl in Landskrona. It required pressure from the police to shake out a place.
Sis remodels youth homes to get more places
The number of young people sentenced to closed youth care has tripled in a year and a half. This has put pressure on the National Board of Institutions (Sis) to find room for everyone.
Sis Employee Critically Injured After Fall
A man in his 20s is critically injured after falling from a roof at a Sis home in Hässleholm. > An employee climbed up onto a roof to retrieve a ball and accidentally fell off.
SiS homes strengthened with 700 million
The Government wants to strengthen the closed youth care at SiS-homes with 700 million kronor in 2025. The money is intended to ensure that more young people get a place immediately, that security is strengthened and the living environment is improved.
After the criticism – a calmer summer at Sis
The number of escapes and incidents with threats and violence at the country's Sis-homes has decreased during the summer. .
Sis wants to fire employee after violence against child
The National Board of Institutions (Sis) wants to dismiss the employee who broke a forcibly detained girl's arm at the Sis home in Långanäs, according to local media. In June, the Health and Social Care Inspectorate (Ivo) decided to close two departments at the home in Eksjö municipality.
The Minister promises: Pressure on Sis-homes eases
Minister for Social Affairs Camilla Waltersson Grönvall (The Moderate Party) promises "a significant improvement" in a couple of months regarding the shortage of places at so-called Sis-homes. Currently, 31 young people are waiting in line for closed care.
Sis tackles the placement shortage: Takes in the most dangerous children
Six are looking at establishing modular homes to solve the accommodation shortage. The situation is serious, according to youth care director Birgitta Dahlberg.
The Government on the Sis Alarm: "Sees a Certain Lightening"
The Government called an emergency meeting today due to the acute shortage of places at Sis. We see a certain lightening of this problem, says Minister for Social Affairs Camilla Waltersson Grönvall (The Moderate Party) after the meeting.
The Alarm: Full Capacity at Sis - Children May Commit Murder This Summer
The Government has today called an emergency meeting about the acute shortage of places at Sis. There is a great risk that several of the 58 people who are currently in the queue will commit serious violent crimes, according to SKR: "Meanwhile, murders are being committed, of children.
Sis activities banned following allegations of violence
Two departments at Sis youth home Långanäs in Eksjö council are being closed down since it emerged that staff had subjected the children to severe violence. .
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