However, in most cases, teachers refuse to come to the children's home permanently. Thus parents are put in the position to fulfill the role of pedagogues for their children;  Social isolation of parents. With the reintegration of the child with special needs, the parent / parents are forced to isolate themselves from society due to stereotypes, lack of tolerance, underdeveloped social assistance services. Thus, parents are forced to resign, lacking financial resources, going to adopt a new lifestyle, which can lead to anxiety and nervousness of parents that can affect the well-being of the child. In the context of the above, the People's Advocate for Children's Rights finds that public authorities do not have the capacity to ensure the continuity of the process of social integration of children and to provide the necessary support to families. The Children's Ombudsman urges the State to initiate a comprehensive process of examining the post-deinstitutionalisation situation in order to identify systemic gaps in ensuring the qualitative social inclusion of the child and to review the deinstitutionalisation process in the light of international best practices and standards set by the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.171. It also highlights the need to review the entire social assistance system for children with mental disorders reintegrated into biological families / extended families or other family-type services. The current situation remains alarming because the authorities have not put in place a clear post-deinstitutionalisation intervention mechanism. Thus, children who arrive in unprepared families become a burden for those who have to take care of them and for themselves. The Children's Ombudsman monitored the observance of the right to family and in the context of maintaining the relations between children and parents, when the parents live separately or are divorced and when there is an established and respected schedule of parent-child meetings. The national legislation stipulates that in the event of dissolution of the marriage through divorce, if the spouses have children, a number of important aspects will be decided (the child's domicile, the schedule of meetings and the alimony). If the parents decide by mutual agreement on these issues, then the involvement of the authorities should be minimal, only in the process of legal drafting of the corresponding procedural acts. Thus, the State guarantees the power of family autonomy to any couple and does not intervene in the sphere of private and family life. 171 https://tbinternet.ohchr.org/_layouts/15/treatybodyexternal/TBSearch.aspx?Lang=en&TreatyID=5&DocTypeID=11 99