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Sis CEO Addresses Rising Staff Violence in Youth Homes

Staff violence against children is increasing in the country's Sis-homes, a new report shows. Mainly, it is young girls who are affected – despite several previous warnings.
Sis CEO Addresses Rising Staff Violence in Youth Homes

Sis CEO Responds to Criticism: Report Key to Improving Child Care

The Ombudsman for Children's report on deficiencies in the care of detained children is welcomed by Elisabet Åbjörnsson Hollmark, Director-General of Sis, the National Board of Institutional Care. It is important that all of us take this on board, she says.
Sis CEO Responds to Criticism: Report Key to Improving Child Care

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.
Sis to create 100 new places by March
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