complaints and notices, access to legal assistance, taking part in socialisation and entertainment activities and activities to maintain or readapt the beneficiaries’ physical and/or intellectual capacities, aspects regarding staff structure and entering service agreements. The main aspects notified within the monitoring activity undertaken in residential centres for children included in the visit reports drawn up, are detailed below. ►Positive aspects were found during the visits, mentioned in the visit reports, such as: ● several documents were posted on the board located on the ground floor of each home/module, at the moment of the visit, such as: the Rules for organization and operation (ROF), the Internal Rules (ROI), the Organization and Operation Methodology, the Institutional Project, the Mission of the Centre, the Charter of the Beneficiaries’ Rights, the Ethical Code, etc. Furthermore, in the homes of children with a schooling age, the contact details of the head teachers of the concerned children were also posted on the board (the “Micul Rotterdam” Care Centre of Constanta, Constanta county; he Family Home for Residential Protection of Children “Novaci”, Pociovalistea, Gorj county; the Residential Centre for Children with Disabilities of Focsani, Vrancea county; the Placement Centre for Children with Disabilities of Hunedoara, Hunedoara county). ●the beneficiaries’ records were properly drawn up and filled in, based on the legal provisions, they included all the documents stipulated by the legislation in force, also the one on case management; files were organized by easily accessible sections ((the “Micul Rotterdam” Care Centre of Constanta, Constanta county; the “Casa Noastra” Placement Centre of Zagujeni, Caras Severin county; the Family Home for Residential Protection of Children “Novaci”, Pociovalistea, Gorj county; the Residential Centre for Children with Disabilities of Focsani, Vrancea county). ●when entering the Centre, children were subjected to epidemiological and medical examinations, after which they were provided with proper hygiene, were fed, were provided with an accommodation place and then followed the normal schedule 146