US EditionDog Assisting the Dpj: More than 100 Young People Benefited From Stan's Services
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Over the past two years, a particular ally has come to the youth welfare department. Stan, a psychosocial help dog, has been trained to accompany children in some of the most sensitive moments of their lives. Since then, more than 100 young people have benefited from his reassuring presence. Formed in partnership with the MIRA Foundation, Stan works alongside the actors of the Youth Protection Directorate (DPJ) in sometimes upsetting contexts: d…
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