Alupse

The Association Luxembourgeoise de Pédiatrie Sociale (ALUPSE) is a non-profit organization established in 1984 by Dr. Seligmann and UNICEF Luxembourg. Recognized as a public utility since July 5, 2002, ALUPSE is dedicated to promoting child welfare, preventing child abuse, and providing treatment for affected children.

  • Country Luxembourg

Vision: ALUPSE envision a society where children can thrive emotionally, physically, and socially, ultimately contributing to a healthier and more compassionate community.

Mission: ALUPSE aims at providing specialized medical treatment for victims of sexual violence, psychological consultations for children and their families, and early intervention services for infants and young children.

Objectives: ALUPSE wants to prevent child abuse, provide immediate and effective treatment for affected children, and support families in creating safe home environments.

Key Figures

  • 228 families supported
  • 277 children supported
  • 2,343 interventions in Luxembourg 

ALUPSE continues to adapt and expand its services to meet the community's evolving needs, ensuring every child receives the care and protection they deserve.

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