Ministry of Solidarity, Social Integration and the Family

The Ministry of Solidarity, Social Integration, and the Family is the national government authority responsible for formulating, coordinating, and assessing public policies regarding social welfare, family welfare, child protection, elderly care, and disability inclusion across Morocco. The Ministry exercises direct oversight over major statutory bodies including Entraide Nationale and the National Institute of Social Action (INAS) in Tangier, orchestrating inter-ministerial social cohesion strategies.

In the sphere of psychosocial health and social vulnerability, the Ministry directs flagship initiatives: modernizing Social Protection Institutions (EPS), financing civil society organizations assisting individuals with intellectual disabilities and autism via the Social Cohesion Fund, and expanding the national network of multifunctional listening and shelter hubs for women experiencing domestic violence. The Ministry also spearheads the accreditation of the social work profession while promoting community family mediation to preserve stability across vulnerable households.

Formulation of public social protection and family policies. Administration of the Social Cohesion Fund supporting disability services and assistive devices. Funding and quality monitoring for non-profit psychosocial centers and listening desks. Leadership of the national network of Multifunctional Centers for Women. Regulatory accreditation and oversight of social protection institutions. Professionalization of social work and community family mediation.

Public service accessible to citizens and registered civil society organizations. Applications for individual social assistance (assistive equipment, schooling support for children with disabilities) are processed through provincial Entraide Nationale delegations or official ministerial digital portals.

Senior public administrators, social welfare inspectors, public policy advisors in family and disability affairs, social engineering specialists, and legal counsels.

Inter-ministerial coordination with the Ministries of Health, Education, Justice, and the Interior; statutory oversight of Entraide Nationale and INAS; collaborative partnerships with UNICEF, UN Women, and international agencies.