The quality and supervision of welfare services is supervised by the Quality and Supervisory Authority of Welfare. The objective is that the services that are supervised by the Agency are sound, safe and in accordance with the provisions of laws, regulations, rules, agreements and guidelines.
Operating licence
Operating license for services in the field of child protection, for disabled people, for day care of children, urgent problems etc.
Reminders and complaints
Notifications, complaints and reports of serious unexpected events in welfare services for children, disabled people, elderly people, blind and visually impaired people and other groups.
Quality standards in services for disabled people
Quality standards explain how we want services for people with disabilities to be. The criteria are based on human rights. They help us make sure that all disabled people get the same quality service, wherever they live
News and announcements
The 2023 Annual Report has been published
The annual report of the Quality and Supervisory Authority for Welfare for 2023 has been published.
The Quality and Supervisory Agency of Welfare (GEV) concludes an investigation into a serious unexpected incident.
GEV has now completed an investigation into a serious unexpected incident that occurred at a treatment home run on the basis of the Child Protection Act no. 80/2002. According to the Quality and Supervisory Agency of Welfare Act no. 88/2021 (the GEV Act), the administration is required to publish inspection reports, or extracts from them, in an accessible and organized manner. Taking into consideration the privacy concerns of the person concerned, GEV does not believe it is possible to publish the report in its entirety but an extract will be published on the GEV website.