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GUIDE KAFALA
Abandoned children
A child of both sexes who has not reached the age of eighteen full solar years is considered abandoned if he is in one of the following cases: - if he was born of unknown parents, or was born of an unknown father and a known mother who voluntarily abandoned him; - If he was an orphan or if his parents were unable to care for him and he had no legitimate means of subsistence; - If his parents are deviant and do not fulfil their duty to care for him and to guide him in order to acquire good conduct, as in the case of the forfeiture of legal guardianship, or if one of his parents who cares for him after the other’s loss or his inability to care for him is deviant and does not fulfill his stated duty to him. Article 1 of the Family Code no. 15.01
Sponsorship
Sponsorship of an abandoned child, as defined in this Act, is the obligation to care for, raise, protect and support a neglected child as a father does with his son. Article 2 of the Family Code no. 15.01
Sponsor Conditions Sponsorship of abandoned children is entrusted to the following individuals and organizations
Muslim couples who meet the following conditions:
- They must be of an age, morally and socially suitable and have sufficient material means to meet the child’s needs;
- They must not have been convicted together or against one of them for a crime against morals or a crime against children;
- They are free from any contagious disease or disease preventing them from assuming responsibility;
- There must be no legal or family dispute between them and the child they wish to sponsor, or between them and their parents, in the best interests of the sponsor.
Muslim women who meet the four conditions referred to in the first clause of this article.
Public institutions responsible for the care of children, organizations and associations of a social character recognized as being of public utility have the material means, human resources and capacities to support children and their good Islamic education. Article 9 of the law on the family n° 15.01
Temporary Sponsorship Documents
- A request to the King’s Attorney on behalf of the two sponsors
- A certified bond in the names of both guarantors and sureties.
- A copy of the husband’s dowry contract, certified, or a certificate of celibacy for the godmother.
- Work certificate for spouses or sponsors
- Copies of the national identity card of the sponsoring couple or the sponsor, attested.
- Good conduct of sponsoring spouses or sponsors (police).
- A medical certificate proving the safety of the spouse or sponsor of any contagious disease
- Certificate of residence of the sponsoring couple or godmother.
- Child growth contract - Tanger Nursery.
If you meet the above conditions:
Ask for an appointment for an interview with the president of the association or her representative, who will explain the problem of sponsorship and its duties and obligations.
Give the form to the association's management, indicating your name, address, nature of work, marital and family status, and your personal telephone number. Official Sponsorship Documents
- A request addressed to the Authentication and Minor Cases Judge on behalf of both sponsors.
- A copy of the husband’s dowry contract, evidenced from it, or a certificate of celibacy.
- Certified copies of the national identity card of the sponsoring couple or sponsor.
- Work Certificate for Sponsoring Spouses/Sponsors.
- A medical certificate proving the safety of the spouse or sponsor of any contagious disease.
- The increase contract of both sponsors or the sponsor.
- Good conduct of sponsors (police).
- Photographs of the child (a) and the two sponsors.
- Judgment of child neglect (a) - Crèche de Tanger -
- Child Growth Contract (a) - Tangier Nursery.