the Job Description (the Alexandra-Violeta Family Home of Alexandria, Teleorman county); the People’s Advocate recommended to amend the psychologist’s job description, so as to only include specific attributions for psychologist requirements; the representatives of the visited unit informed that human resources were being sought to take over the attributions stipulated in the psychologist’s job description, attributions of manager of the Centre, as well as to amend this job description ●the children’s psychological, speech therapy and psychiatric assessment was not performed and therapy and recovery programmes were not drawn up for children identified as having such needs (the Alexandra-Violeta Family Centre, Teleorman county; the “Casa Noastra” Care Centre of Zagujeni, Caras Severin county, the Ciresarii Emergency Care Centre, district 2, Bucharest). The People’s Advocate recommended to perform such assessments and draw up therapy and recovery programmes for children, as well as efficiently manage cases of risk to safety, health and personal life, as beneficiaries were identified with suicide ideas and attempts through cooperation with child psychiatry departments, observing psychiatric medication recommendation, providing counselling and psychotherapy and permanent supervision in the Centre with a view to preventing special incidents. Furthermore, psychological counselling of beneficiaries was recommended, so that they may become aware of the consequences of the refusal to take specialized medical treatment. The visited unit informed that, within the courses attended by children, they benefitted from therapy and recovery programmes, and the PsychoPedagogical Report for pupils with disabilities and/or special educational requirements was drawn up and enclosed to each child’s records. Psychiatric assessment was performed by a specialist physician every three months, who decided the medicine therapy. The “Casa Noastra” Placement Centre of Zagujeni, CarasSeverin county answered that beneficiaries with suicide attempts had been identified. They were under psychiatric treatment, took psychiatric examinations on a regular basis, were supervised by the care staff, and the Centre provided beneficiaries with many alternatives to spend spare time; ● no activities were undertaken to protect children against all forms of physical or mental violence, injury or abuse, abandon or negligence, ill treatment or exploitation, inclusiv sexual abuse, sexual violence (the 166