We are a community based organisation who’s main goal is to support the well-being of children who find themselves alienated from a parent. We strive to improve the parent-child relationship.
Separation is an extremely traumatic time and often children become the victims of the conflict. Children need the love, affection and involvement of both their parents. No one parent should be allowed to alienate, arbitrarily, the other parent from the life of their child.
Parental alienation is a form of emotional abuse in which one parent manipulates a child’s relationship with the other parent, resulting in the child feeling hostile towards the targeted parent. The effects of parental alienation on children can be devastating and long-lasting.
Kif ilna ninsistu mal-gvern se ssir konsultazzjoni pubblika mill-Ministru tal-Gustizzja u tal-Familja dwar riforma tal-ligi tal-familja. Se jsiru 6 workshops fl-istess hin 10am nhar is-Sibt li gej: fl-Universita l-Qadima, Triq San Pawl il-Belt.
Parental Alienation – International Conference 26-27 April 2024 – Early Detection and Early Intervention; Equally Shared Parenting. Book your place FREE of charge
Mary Rose Attard, Grandma of the Year who also happens to be one of our members will be organising a fund raising bazaar on 21st March 2024 in support of Happy Parenting Malta..
The victim turned up at the police station after a 1 am clash in which 30-year-old Justin Chetcuti insisted on seeing the couple’s 18-month-old son
A mother who was found to have made an “entirely false allegation” about her child’s father has had her daughter removed from her care following a high court ruling.
After the successful series of youth competitions, the Prevention Branch of Happy Parenting – Malta (For Happier Children) is launching further competitions in the fields of Art, Sculpture, Music, and Essay writing. Our organization is…
A vigil commemorating the life of Nicholas Camilleri will be held in Valletta on Friday 24 June at 7pm in front of the Courts of Malta.
Coparenting is boosting children and gives many divorced or separated parents the ‘perfect balance’. It is the new normal in many parts of the world, and it is starting to reach Malta.
Domestic Violence is one of the scourges of society. However, it is innately wrong and biased for it to be portrayed as a one-sided issue, where the man is always the abuser.
Announcing keynote speaker Honourable Philip Marcus, retired Israeli family court chief judge, consultant and lecturer focusing on family court reform and protecting the child-parent contact after separation.
