- Children at risk of abandonment (including maternity ward);
- Children who are victims of violence (physical, mental, sexual or neglect);
- Children who have problematic behaviors and / or low scores at school who are at risk of dropping out of the education system;
- Children and young people who dropped out of the education system, with poor education and professional orientation, threatened by social marginalization;
- Children who have committed anti-public events;
- Children to be accommodated in a foster family or adoption;
- Children in the process of reintegration into the biological family;
- Children and young people who are preparing for their own lives;
- Children with special needs;
- Children from families in crisis /degraded relationships, separation, divorce, etc./;
- Parents, relatives and relatives of the above-mentioned categories of children;
- Pregnant at risk of abandoning their child after birth;
- Candidate - foster parents;
- Candidate - adoptive parents;
- Foster families;
- Adopters.