Impact of the new fire-safety rules on small centres
A detailed analysis of implementation costs for private providers in rural areas.
We represent private social service providers in dialogue with public authorities, ensuring a sustainable and dignified legislative framework for residential centres.

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PFPSS has officially asked the Minister of Labour to continue simplifying licensing and to refocus inspections on effectively protecting beneficiaries — not paperwork. The initiative builds on the letter from the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights.
Read the open letterWe monitor the legal framework, engage in institutional dialogue and draft legal opinions supporting legislative change — for a fair and predictable environment for private providers.
We develop best-practice guides and internal certifications that exceed the state-mandated minimums.
We facilitate dialogue between the private sector and the Ministry of Labour to improve the social assistance system.
A detailed analysis of implementation costs for private providers in rural areas.
Runaway inflation threatens the sustainability of basic social services for thousands of seniors.
A summary of the activity of the patronage's 120+ members over the last year.

Private residential centres today cover a deficit the state cannot sustain alone. PFPSS advocates for a genuine public-private partnership in which seniors receive safe, transparent and equitably funded services.
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