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Bureau of Families

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Government Bureau F-22012172

The Bureau of Families is part of the Parliament of Bread and Roses.

❊ EFF 01 Jan 01
Registry CPB-02 Reg 02 of 06 ΰΌΆ Est 1961
Headquarters Cama Commonwealth Family Precinct
Scale 18 offices
56,240 staff
Bureau of Families
Bureau of the Parliament of Bread and Roses
Employees 56,240
Established 1961
Headquarters Commonwealth Family Precinct, Cama

The Bureau of Families is a bureau of the Parliament of Bread and Roses that supports families, children, the elderly and caregivers across in the Commonwealth. In the commons, it does not distribute payments and so support is arranged through services. To these ends, it administers childcare and retirement facilities, disability support services and formal exemptions from Regular Service for caregivers. Under Commonwealth law, care for children under twelve and severely disabled adults is recognised as a formal occupation.

Retirement and old age support are major areas of concern, since most people in the country live in small homes that cannot accommodate elderly parents and grandparents. Recent policy in coordination with the Parliament of Health and Bureau of Housing has focused on maintaining independence for retirees through the reservation of ground-floor units in new residences, and supporting the employment of retirees in local work. The bureau administers both residential care facilities and home support services across the republics.

Departments 5 departments, 18 offices, 56,240 staff

Children's Department

12,110

  • Office of Day Nurseries

    20 stations

  • Boarding-Out Office

  • Adoption Office

  • Children's Inspectorate

    13 stations

Department of Households

6,100

Matrimonial disputes, separation and custody; household exemptions.

  • Matrimonial Office

  • Home Visiting Office

    12 stations

  • Exemptions Office

    6 stations

Department of Old People

30,350

Residential accommodation; home helps; allocation of ground-floor dwellings in new residences.

  • Residential Accommodation Office

    22 stations

  • Home Helps Office

    21 stations

  • Allocations Office

    7 stations

Disablement Department

5,880

  • Registration Office

    7 stations

  • Appliances Office

    15 stations

  • Adaptations Office

  • Sheltered Employment Office

  • Medical Boards

General Department

1,800

  • Establishments Office

  • Statistics Office

  • Republics Office

Constituents 5 bodies
Day Nurseries Board
Day nurseries and nursery schools for children under six; registration of child-minders.
Children’s Board
Children in public custody; boarding-out with foster households; adoption.
Residential Accommodation Board
Homes for old people and for adults unable to keep a household of their own.
Handicapped Persons Board
Registration of the handicapped; appliances and adaptations to dwellings; sheltered employment.
Household Exemptions Office
Exemptions from Regular Service for persons in full-time attendance on a child under twelve or a severely disabled adult.