New Report Unveils Comprehensive Recommendations for Parental Support in France
A new report details comprehensive recommendations for parental support policies in France.
Key Points
- • The report was released on July 4, 2025, and reviewed on June 24, 2025.
- • Spearheaded by deputies Sarah Legrain and Delphine Lingemann, it addresses seven key themes.
- • Themes include workplace support, parental leave systems, and assistance for single-parent families.
- • The UNAF was consulted during the report's preparation.
A detailed report on parental support policies was released on July 4, 2025, following a thorough review by the French Delegation for Women's Rights and Gender Equality. The report was spearheaded by deputies Sarah Legrain and Delphine Lingemann and outlines critical recommendations to improve support for parents across various domains.
The report is structured around seven key themes, including education and information dissemination, workplace considerations for parental roles, support mechanisms for aspiring parents, enhancements in parental leave systems, accessible childcare options, assistance for parents of adolescents, and specific support for single-parent families. These themes encompass a comprehensive approach to redefining parental support within France, acknowledging the diverse needs of modern families.
The preparation of this report included input from the UNAF (Union nationale des associations familiales), which was consulted during the finalization of the recommendations, demonstrating a collaborative effort to address these significant social issues. This ambitious push for reform aims to foster a more supportive environment for parents navigating the complexities of family life in France. Full details of the report and its findings are now available for public access.