Åpen dag på Rypetoppen Adventurepark
Løvemammaene Midt arrangerte 16. juli en åpen dag for våre medlemmer på Rypetoppen Adventurepark i deilig vær. Til sammen var det over 60 stk store og
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Knowledge is power.
We are here for the love.
The lion mothers on Snapchat
The Snapchat channel of Løvemammaene was started on February 1, 2018. It quickly became very popular and today has close to 100,000 subscribers. In addition to 12–15 regular “snappers”, the channel has a number of guests. There is a long waiting list to become a guest. Social media is one of our most important tools for spreading awareness about our causes, sharing information with our members, and is a central channel for getting in touch with us. Løvemammaene can therefore also be found on Facebook and Instagram.
The person logged into the snap replies to anywhere between 100–500 messages during a snap day, depending on the topic and engagement. Most relevant anniversaries within illness and disability are marked on our channel, either by the regular snappers or by guest snappers with their own experience around the matter being marked, such as “Rareness Day”, “World Autism Day” or “International Sign Language Day”.
The channel is administered by the Lionesses Central Board. The channel has its own rules and guidelines for both regulars and guests, including our ethical responsibility, what we can and cannot share, and confidentiality towards ourselves and our followers. Occasionally we have competitions with great prizes, and every December we have a slightly different Christmas calendar with hatches that are relevant to our target groupThe Snapchat channel is alive and constantly changing. Topics change from day to day and provide a unique insight into the everyday lives of families with children and young people with illnesses and needs for help, for better or for worse.
Openness gives knowledge and knowledge is power! We believe that through openness we can contribute to increased understanding of what it is like to live with chronic illness and various functional disabilities. We believe that increased understanding helps to make harmless and “normalize” what many experience as different and foreign, and that we can thereby break down prejudices and reduce bullying, which unfortunately is often a result of precisely a lack of knowledge and understanding. We believe that openness and knowledge dissemination are the key to a more inclusive society, where people with illnesses and functional disabilities are not seen as someone who needs to be “fixed”, but rather a completely natural part of the diversity in our society.
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Here you can read more about our members on Snapchat, both regular snappers and regular guests. Many of us are also involved in the organization's boards and care. Would you like to visit us? Then you can read about how in the post below here.
Emergency plan
En akuttplan kan være både nyttig og betryggende for alle familier som har barn med alvorlig sykdom og ulike funksjonsvariasjoner. Hva er en akuttplan? Alle virksomheter
Høringsinnspill: Forslag til endringer i opplæringsforskriften og privatskoleforskriften om at det ikke skal regnes som fravær fra opplæringen når elevene er hos skolehelsetjenesten
Løvemammaene har gitt innspill til Kunnskapsdepartementets forslag til regelendringer i fraværsreglene. Vi støtter at bruk av skolehelsetjenesten ikke skal regnes som fravær, men varsler samtidig
Fosterforeldre til barn med funksjonvariasjon eller sykdom
Fosterforeldre som tar vare på barn med funksjonsvariasjon eller alvorlig sykdom utfører et omfattende og viktig omsorgsoppdrag. Disse barna har ofte behov for tett oppfølging og rettigheter både barnehage,
Spring's most beautiful adventure in Bø: An unforgettable day for both young and old!
Today, about 50 of us gathered at Bø fire station for a facilitated family meeting with the emergency services, organized by the Lion Mothers 🦁 Lion cubs, lion siblings and lion parents
Ruling from the Social Security Court regarding care benefits of 06.03.2026 (TRR-2025-4203)
Nav appeals authority asked the Social Security Court to hear the case with five members, instead of two, in TRR-2025-4203, for a fundamental clarification of issues related to
Consultation input – Representative Proposal 273 S – On ensuring completion and quality in upper secondary education
The Lion Mothers have submitted written consultation input to House of Representatives Bill 273 S to ensure completion and quality in upper secondary education. We support the intention behind the bill, but warn
The lion mothers' annual report for 2025
The Lion Mothers' annual report for 2025 shows a year marked by strong commitment and tireless work for children with illness and functional variation, and their families. It
Consultation input to NOU 2026: 1 A sustainable municipal sector
The Lion Mothers have submitted consultation input to NOU 2026: 1 A sustainable municipal sector. We are concerned that the proposals in the report place too much emphasis on efficiency.
CRPD in Norwegian law – on rights and case processing
From January 1, 2026, the CRPD – the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities – applies as Norwegian law, taking precedence over other law.
«"To be seen – just a little": A sister's story
At the professional day "When children are affected - Meeting the whole family in family work" organized by the Hospital in Vestfold, 18-year-old Thea Ege Helseth held
Important clarification for freed foster parents
The Lion Mothers have long been concerned about the situation of purchased foster parents with seriously ill or needy foster children. Several have experienced being pressured by child welfare services to
News about the care allowance scheme
The lion mothers have recently been informed about changes in practice and clarifications related to the childcare allowance scheme. We receive many questions from parents who experience refusals or stricter
Clarification on care benefits when the municipality does not provide services
The Directorate of Health has clarified how the regulations should be understood when parents perform extensive care work because the municipality has not provided the services to which the child is entitled. Brief
Free travel for companion throughout the country
An important improvement for accessibility and equality is now in place in public transport. The Ministry of Transport and Communications has decided that companions of people with a companion certificate will be able to travel
Changes to the blue prescription from 2026 – what does it mean for families?
From January 1, 2026, the rules for what is covered on a blue prescription will change when it comes to medical consumables (i.e. medical equipment you use at home). Here
The municipality's responsibility for ensuring the right expertise in BPA schemes
The Directorate of Health has provided answers to the Lion Mothers' questions about the municipality's responsibility in BPA schemes; The municipality must ensure that the assistants have the competence your child needs, including
The lionesses of the North create Christmas magic
Thank you so much – together we brought Christmas joy to children in hospitals! The Lion Mothers of the North would like to extend a big thank you to everyone who contributed to this year's Spleis fundraiser,
Request for national clarification to Hdir
The Lion Mothers have sent a letter to the Norwegian Directorate of Health (HDIR) requesting national clarification on municipalities' practices regarding the cessation of BPA during hospitalization. Over the years, the Lion Mothers have
Consultation input to the Education and Research Committee (Government Budget 2026)
The Lion Mothers have submitted written consultation input to the Education and Research Committee regarding the 2026 State Budget. We applied to participate in the oral consultation, but were denied.
Response from Udir regarding interpretation of education in upper secondary school
The Lion Mothers asked the Norwegian Directorate of Education (Udir) for clarification because we see a practice after the new Education Act came into force on 01.08.24 that weakens the right to education.
Consultation on the incorporation of the CRPD
Today, chairwoman Bettina Lindgren and deputy chairwoman Elin Gunnarsson participated on behalf of the Lion Mothers in an oral hearing for "Amendments to the Human Rights Act, etc. (incorporation of the UN Convention
Hearing in the family and culture committee
Today, the Lion Mothers participated in the oral hearing on the Ministry of Culture and Equality's budget for 2026 (the state budget). Deputy Chair Elin Gunnarsson participated on behalf of
Hearing in the justice committee
Today, the Lion Mothers participated in the oral hearing on the Ministry of Justice and Public Security's budget for 2026 (the state budget). Chairwoman Bettina Lindgren participated on behalf of
Letter regarding hospitals that still require payment for anesthetic patches
The Lion Mothers have sent a letter to the Ministry of Health and Care Services and the Directorate of Health regarding the fact that a number of hospitals are still charging for anesthetics and bandages in connection with
New letter to Bufdir regarding foster parents who risk being left without income
The Lion Mothers believe that there is an urgent need for clarification and action in the matter of foster parents and foster care benefits. We have therefore sent a new request to
New letter to the Ministry of Health and Care Services regarding lack of coverage of travel expenses for parents of chronically/seriously ill children
The lion mothers are very concerned that children are not attending treatment because their parents cannot afford to pay for expensive hotel stays in connection with the treatment.
Hearing in the municipal and administrative committee
Today, the Lion Mothers participated in the oral hearing on the Municipal and Administrative Committee's budget for 2026 (the state budget). Chairwoman Bettina Lindgren and deputy chairwoman Elin Gunnarsson,
Hearing in the work and social committee
Today, the Lion Mothers participated in the oral hearing on the Labor and Social Affairs Committee's budget for 2026 (the state budget). It was treasurer and deputy member Edda S. Aaland and
Hearing in the Health and Care Committee
Today, the Lion Mothers participated in the oral hearing on the Ministry of Health and Care Services' budget for 2026 (the national budget). There was a project employee at Bære Sammen, Karine Hæggernæs, and
The lionesses received a large gift from the Grieg Foundation
The Lion Mothers have received a generous gift of 500,000 kroner from the Grieg Foundation through the initiative Din Hjertesak. The support means a lot to our work with
Letter to the Ministry of Labour and Social Inclusion
On September 1, the Lion Mothers sent a letter to the Ministry of Labor and Social Inclusion after a number of conflicting messages from members regarding the relationship between care allowances and care benefits from the municipality,
Letter to the Norwegian Directorate of Education
The Lion Mothers have sent a request to the Norwegian Directorate of Education (Udir) with a stated concern about the interpretation of the Education Act regarding children with special needs at upper secondary school.
Letter to the Ministry of Health and Care Services
The lion mothers have sent a request to the Minister of Health Vestre and the Ministry of Health and Care Services on the grounds that lion families who have to travel for treatment and follow-up at
Letter to Bufdir / Bufetat
The Lion Mothers have been made aware of a disturbing "trend" where child welfare services require foster parents to apply for foster care benefits for the children they care for, when the children have diagnoses/challenges such as
The Norwegian Health Authority
What is the Norwegian Health Authority? The Norwegian Health Authority is responsible for ensuring that health and care services in Norway are safe, good and follow the rules. They do this by:
Complaint about BUP (child and adolescent psychiatry)
Some parents find that BUP does not always provide the help their children need. This may be due to long waiting times, lack of follow-up, refusal of referrals
Appeal against a decision from NAV
Are you wondering how to proceed to appeal a decision you have received from NAV? Here you will find information about the
Consultation input: Proposal for amendments to the National Insurance Act
The Lion Mothers have submitted a consultation response to proposals for changes to the National Insurance Act, chapters 8 and 9 (sickness benefits, care benefits, nursing benefits and training benefits). You can read our consultation response below.
The lionesses are taking the lead in the 2025 election
Here you can see how the parties respond to our questions. Socialist Left Party (SV), Centre Party (PS), Red (R), Industrial and Business Party (INP), Pensioner Parties (PP), Centre Party
Adapted education and individual adaptation in school
When a child goes to school in Norway, they have the right to learn and develop based on their own abilities. The Education Act clearly states
Open day in Rypetoppen Adventurepark
The Lion Mothers of Midt have arranged an open day for our members at Rypetoppen Adventurepark in brilliant sunshine. This heat (over 30 degrees in Trøndelag at the moment) made
The Lion Mothers' relief service has now ended.
The time has come for the Lion Mothers' Aid Service pilot project to close its doors. Today, July 4th, was the last day of the project. We would like to clarify
Disability Pride Month – pride, visibility and rights
July is Disability Pride Month – a month to celebrate the identity, strength and diversity of people with various illnesses and disabilities. It’s about
Complaint about the use of coercion against children and young people with developmental disabilities
From 1 January 2023, a separate nationwide board was established to handle complaints about the State Administrator's decisions pursuant to Chapter 9 of the Health and Care Services Act, which
Input meeting with Hdir regarding new guidelines for people with autism spectrum conditions
The Lion Mothers were invited to a feedback meeting organized by the Norwegian Directorate of Health regarding new professional national guidelines for people with autism spectrum conditions. Our representative was Connie Henriksen Grønvold, chairwoman
The lionesses meeting at the Storting
Deputy leader of Løvemammaene Midt, Tonje Avløs and central board member, Guri Wevelstad met with Conservative politicians Tage Pettersen and Turid Kristensen from the family and culture committee. The purpose of the meeting
Lecture for PALBU Kristiansand
This week, PALBU Kristiansand organized a professional day on pediatric palliative care for healthcare personnel. The lion mothers were invited to give a lecture on the relatives' perspective, and it was very well received.
The Lionesses meet with the SV at the Storting
The Lion Mothers were invited by the Swedish People's Party (SV) to a dialogue meeting at the Storting. The Swedish People's Party (SV) wanted input from the Lion Mothers regarding their health policy. They wanted to hear about
The lionesses meet with the Ministry of Health and Care Services
Lion Mothers' rights officer and board member, Gunn Helen Ege, and board member, Guri Wevelstad, were today in a dialogue meeting with State Secretary Ellen Rønning-Arnesen from the Ministry of Health and Care Services. They
Network meeting with the research network CHIP (Children In Palliative Care)
Anne Kristine Risvand Myrseth from Løvemammaene's children's palliative care project Bære Sammen, is a user representative in the CHIP network. It is an interdisciplinary research network anchored at Oslo Met. The network has
"Culture without barriers"
In recent weeks, the Vestfold and Telemark cultural networks have arranged two conferences in Skien and Sandefjord on how we can create barrier-free leisure for children.
3 years of the Lion Mothers' Aid Service – a successful project!
Over the course of three years, from 01.01.2022 to 31.12.2024, the project "Lion Mothers' Help Service" has made an absolutely formidable effort to help families with chronically ill and
Impact of a complete revision of the Patient and User Rights Act
Together with 30 interest groups, we have achieved a breakthrough in the demands behind the call for a complete revision of the Patient and User Rights Act. For the members of Løvemammaene, this means an opportunity
Meeting with SV at the Storting
This week, lion mother Tonje, also deputy chairwoman of Løvemammaene Midt, and chairwoman Bettina Lindgren, met with SV's Kari Elisabeth Kaski and Cato Brunvand Ellingsen,
Lioness Tonje fights for her daughters to be allowed to live at home
The case of the twin girls of Tonje Avløs, deputy leader of Løvemammaene Midt, has created great interest throughout the country. Stjørdal municipality has refused the family permission to continue
The lionesses in panel discussion at Nordic Health Talks
The Lionesses were invited to participate in the Nordic event for rare diseases, Nordic Health Talks. Central board member, Guri Wevelstad participated in the panel discussion and highlighted
The Lion Mothers In the Middle of Meeting with Lions Haram
The Lion Mothers Midt were at Lions Haram in Vatne and gave a short talk about the Lion Mothers. They talked about the important work the Lion Mothers do both centrally
Meeting with Frp at the Storting
The Lion Mothers have many members who have children with a parking permit (HC certificate for a car). We therefore invited the Frp, who are particularly concerned about transportation, to a dialogue meeting.
Acute risk of closure of the emergency service!
Unfortunately, we are in a very difficult situation when it comes to the Lion Mothers' Relief Service. When we started the project in January 2022, it was like a 3-year
90,000 as a gift to the Løvemammaene
Instead of a personal Christmas gift, employees at Sparebanken Vest, Eiendomsmegler Vest and Bulder can give a gift of 5,000 kroner to good causes.
Written consultation input on pain relief for children
The Lion Mothers have submitted the following consultation input to the representative proposal on free health care for children that was submitted to the Storting by the Red Party. Free pain relief for all children and
Support for free anesthesia for children!
Pain relief and anesthesia for children should never be a cost issue. Now it is being legislated through a change in the regulations that have given hospitals since the 1980s
Letter to the country's municipalities about transport for relief
Based on the highly variable practices across the country, the Lion Mothers have sent letters to all municipalities in the country regarding transport to and from relief. We learn that
The lionesses on assignment in Helgeland
Last week, representatives from Løvemammaene, Eline Grelland Røkholt and Bettina Lindgren, went on an ever-so-small tour of Helgeland. Despite storms and really bad weather,
The lion mothers on research and recruitment for projects
The lion mothers cheer for research and new knowledge. We cheer on projects that are aimed at making the lives of lion children and their families in
Appeal against a decision from the municipality
Are you wondering how to proceed to appeal a decision you have received from the municipality? Here you will find information about the
The Lionesses Midt and the Bearded Elves create Christmas magic
The Lion Mothers of Midt and the Bearded Santas create Christmas magic. This year, like last year, the Lion Mothers of Midt have shopped for and distributed gifts to children in hospitals in
Christmas gift distribution at hospitals in Northern Norway
The Lion Mothers of the North have written thank-you letters to everyone who contributed to the splicing to bring joy to children who have to spend part or all of Christmas in hospital.
The Lion Mothers In the Middle of Shopping with the Bearded Elves
On Monday, November 11, Tonje Merete Avløs (deputy chairwoman of LM Midt) together with Silje Louise Holum and Tuva Nordal Hegdal (board members of LM Midt) went shopping with Ove
Lecture for neonatal intensive care unit. in Drammen
In October and November, the neonatal intensive care unit at Drammen Hospital held professional days for its staff. Many lion cubs start their lives in just such a unit. The lion mothers
Hearing in the justice committee
Today, the chairwoman of Løvemammaene, Bettina Lindgren, attended an oral hearing in the justice committee regarding the state budget 2025. There she spoke primarily about lion families'
Hearing in the transport and communications committee
Yesterday, central board member Hanne Svensrud attended an oral hearing at the transport and communications committee regarding the state budget 2025. In his oral presentation, Hanne focused on telling
Hearing in the municipal and administrative committee
Today, the deputy leader of Løvemammaene, Elin Gunnarsson, participated in an oral hearing in the municipal and administrative committee regarding the state budget 2025. Elin spoke about the consequences of poor municipal finances and
Hearing in the family and culture committee
Today, board member of Løvemammaene, Guri Wevelstad participated in an oral hearing in the family and culture committee regarding the State Budget 2025. Guri spoke about the importance of ensuring
Hearing in the work and social committee
Today, the chairman of Løvemammaene, Bettina Lindgren, participated in an oral hearing in the work and social committee regarding the state budget 2025. There she spoke primarily
Lecture for the Department of Medical Genetics
This week there was a seminar for the department of medical genetics at Haukeland University Hospital where around 100 employees participated. Here the Løvemammaene were invited to hold
Amendments to the circular on basic and auxiliary benefits
The Løvemammaene discovered earlier in 2024 that changes had been made to the circular on basic and auxiliary benefits. Some changes have clearly been necessary and more
Consultation input to the health and care committee
Today, central board member of Løvemammaene, Marlene Ramberg, participated in an oral hearing in the health and care committee regarding the state budget 2025. There she argued, among other things, for
Løvemammaene as organization of the month in Helse Møre og Romsdal
Løvemammaene Midt have been lucky enough to be allowed to be the user organization of the month in September, and have been given a nice stand just within
Lecture for NFI in Tromsø
Karoline S. Hansen, chairman of Løvemammaene Nord, has given a lecture at UNN Tromsø, at the neonatal intensive care unit in connection with their annual event "Tromsøkurset". During the Tromsø course was
Lecture on universal design for Clarion hotel
Karoline, chairman of Løvemammaene Nord and resource person for the central board in universal design, has given a lecture on universal design. Earlier this year, she held the same
Lecture on coercion against children
Løvemammaene has a good collaboration with NITO BFI (bioengineering institute) and has contributed with lectures at several of their professional days for bioengineers around
Collaboration meeting to reduce coercion against children
Løvemammaene has a good collaboration with NITO BFI (bioengineering institute) and has contributed with lectures at several of their professional days for bioengineers around
Open day in Namsskogan Family Park
Tonje Merete Avløs, deputy chair and Silje Louise Holum, deputy member of Løvemammaene Midt showed up to be with our members at the open day in
Lecture on coercive use against children for bioengineering students
The lion mothers were invited to give a lecture about what it's like to have a sick child and forced use of children in the health care system for bioengineering students at
The best interests of the child
The best interests of the child is a legal principle that must ensure that children's interests are highlighted and emphasized when decisions are made on matters of importance
Open day in Rypetoppen Adventurepark
Tonje Merete Avløs, deputy chairperson and Tuva Nordal Hegdal, board member of Løvemammaene Midt organized an open day in Rypetoppen Adventurepark for their members in Løvemammaene Midt in July.
Lion mothers in podcast
Behind the podcast "Mann i krise" is a committed man named Kim André Sagen. He became a lion father himself a little over a year ago
A heartwarming Bære Sammen mission
One of the last trips for Bære Sammen before the summer went to Stange municipality in Innlandet and to Åkershagan training and activity centre. This was one
No age limit on companion certificates in Nordreisa municipality!
This week Løvemammaene Nord received an e-mail from Nordreisa municipality informing that they have removed the lower age limit on companion certificates, at our request - as well as
Family day at Foldvik Family Park
On Saturday 29 June, the Løvemammaene East organized Family Day in Foldvik Family Park in Larvik. The family day was originally supposed to take place the week before, but Foldvik recommended that we postpone it because of this
Family day at Tusenfryd
On Saturday 22 June, Løvemammaene East organized a family day at Tusenfryd in Ås Municipality. Thanks to funds from Bufdir, we were able to offer 100 tickets to our members,
Family day at Barnas Gård
On Saturday 22 June, Løvemammaene East organized Family Day at Barnas Gård at Hunderfossen. Thanks to funds from Bufdir, we were able to offer 50 tickets, including lunch, to
About understanding young children's grief
Researcher Ingrid Johnsen Hogstad (Molde University College) and Bære Sammen's project manager Eline Grelland Røkholt have written this scientific article about small children and grief.
Consultation input – Incorporation of the CRPD into Norwegian law
Løvemammaene has sent written consultation input to the Ministry of Culture and Equality regarding the incorporation of the CRPD into Norwegian law. You can read the full consultation input below. The lion mothers are one
Lecture in Vesterålen
The Løvemammaen were invited to Sortland in Vesterålen to talk about the relatives' perspective, siblings and children's palliative care. It was our chairman Bettina who gave a lecture for social workers,
Bring Together in the face of CHIP
Bære Sammen was in a meeting with the research network CHIP to discuss research on child palliation. CHIP (Children In Palliative Care) is an interdisciplinary research network based at
Bear together in a meeting with PALBU Vestre Viken HF Drammen hospital
Bære sammen has been in a dialogue meeting with nurses from the palliative care team for children and young people (PALBU) at Drammen hospital. From Bære brought together project manager Eline
Professional days with Karmøy municipality
Bringing together its project manager Eline Grelland Røkholt was invited to Karmøy municipality to talk about bereavement and bereavement support for kindergarten children and their families. On
Bear together in beautiful Nordland
This week, follow-up through Bære Sammen brought us to beautiful surroundings in Sandnessjøen. From the help service, Nina Bakkefjord and Eline Grelland Røkholt have had busy days
Parents' meeting in Ålesund and Molde
Løvemammaene Midt invited parents to a gathering in Ålesund and Molde, in collaboration with the central board of Løvemammaene. Helene Steigedal (chairman of LM Midt), Tonje Avløs (deputy chairperson of
Lecture for students at the line association FRESK at NTNU Campus Gjøvik
In a series of very pleasant lectures and visits to various student campuses, it was the turn of the line association FRESK at NTNU Campus Gjøvik. The campus has several health professionals
Consultation input to the plan for the prevention of neglect and behavioral difficulties
Løvemammaene Nord, led by Karoline Storelv Hansen, has written consultation input for Tromsø municipality's consultation regarding the prevention of neglect and behavioral difficulties. The plan Tromsø municipality has
Lecture on coercive use at Bærum hospital
Bærum Hospital invited the Løvemammaen to give a lecture on coercive use against children at a professional evening for employees at the Department of Medical Biochemistry at Bærum Hospital. The
No age limit on companion certificates in Hadsel municipality
Today Løvemammaene Nord received a letter from Hadsel municipality thanking them for our regional team making them aware that they were still operating with
Bioengineering Day 2024
Over several years, Løvemammaene has had a good collaboration with the NITO Institute of Bioengineering, a collaboration we greatly appreciate. On the International Bioengineering Day 15.
Lecture on cultural sensitivity and palliation
Rania Al-Nahi from Løvemammaene's help service was at Nordlandssykehuset in Bodø and gave a presentation during the first day of the course "Quality of life in serious illness palliation". Her post acted
Lecture in Northern Norway
Through grant funding from both Helse Nord and the Norwegian Directorate of Health, Løvemammaene and Bære Sammen have had the opportunity to travel to Bodø to convey the relatives' perspective in
Consultation input regarding changes to the patient travel regulations
Løvemammaene has submitted consultation input to the Ministry of Health and Care for proposals for changes to the patient travel regulations. Read the input in its entirety below. The lion mothers are a diagnosis-independent organisation
Consultation input regarding the downsizing of services at Klinikk Alta
Our regional team Løvemammaene Nord, which covers Finnmark, Troms and Nordland, has submitted a written consultation response to the health and care committee in the Storting regarding the proposal for the downsizing of
Lecture in Bodø
On Tuesday this week, project manager in Bære Sammen, Eline Grelland Røkholt, and board chairwoman Bettina Lindgren were on two different assignments in Bodø. Bettina held a 2
New letter to Sørlandet hospital regarding nursing allowance and doctor's certificate
On 15 March 2024, the Løvemammaene sent a new letter to the Clinic for Addiction and Psychiatry at Sørlandet Hospital regarding a specialist certificate when applying for nursing allowance. Read the letter below.
Meeting regarding ambulatory palliative teams
Bære sammen, represented by Nina Bakkefjord, Anne Kristine Risvand Myrseth and Nina Herigstad, has met with Tonje Hov Grønli. She is the project manager for
Cultural sensitivity in dealing with minority families
Rania Al-Nahi from Løvemammaene's help service taught interdisciplinary further education in child palliation at OsloMet. The subject of the teaching was religious and cultural sensitivity in dealing with minority families. Rania
Bring together in a meeting about ambulatory palliative teams in Oslo
Bære sammen, represented by Nina Bakkefjord, Anne Kristine Risvand Myrseth and Nina Herigstad, has met with Tonje Hov Grønli. She is the project manager for
Parental experiences at Høgskolen i Innlandet, Campus Elverum
For the third year in a row, Løvemammaene was invited to give a lecture at Interdisciplinary further education in rehabilitation, interaction and management. Bente Berg started from
Meeting with Polyfon about music therapy
Today, the resource person for leisure and culture in Løvemammaene, Camilla Berg Rindahl, met with Polyfon. Kristianne Ervik (experienced consultant) and Brynjulf participated from Polyfon
Lecture for master's students in pediatric nursing at OsloMet
Løvemammaene was again invited to give a lecture to students on the master's degree in children's nursing at OsloMet. This is an important contribution to education and
Letter about "a more generous care allowance scheme"
The lion mothers have sent letters to the Conservative Party, the Progressive Party, the Liberal Party, the Red Party, the Green Party, the Christian People's Party and Patient Focus to explain why the representative proposal from the Socialist Left Party
Consultation input to Polyfon's strategy
The lion mothers have submitted consultation input to Polyfon's strategy. Read the full consultation input below. INPUT TO POLYFONS STRATEGY 2024-2030 Who are we: Løvemammaene is a diagnosis-independent organization
Consultation input - Tenders for national insurance-funded pharmaceuticals
The Løvemammaene have submitted input to the Ministry of Health and Care for a consultation on tenders for national insurance-funded pharmaceuticals. Read the full entry below. Consultation input - Tenders for national insurance-funded projects
Lecture for students at Nord University
This week the Løvemammaene were invited to give a lecture for students in social work associated with Nord University in Levanger and Bodø. First up was Levanger
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