The Public Social Partnerships (PSPs) are three-year contractual agreements between the Ministry for the Family, Children's Rights and Social Solidarity (MFCS), and respective NGOs which hail from the social field. Currently, MFCS has around thirty-three. PSPs with 25 different NGOs, and 15 disability PSPs with eight NGOs in the disability sector. The 33 PSPs in the non-disability sector deal with the following social issues:
- The well-being of children/adolescents with challenging behaviour;
- Clients who suffer from substance abuse;
- Clients who suffer from mental health issues;
- Children's homes;
- Homes that provide a roof for the homeless;
- Shelters for domestic violence victims;
- Programmes for former inmates;
- Community programmes;
- Assistance to the LGBTIQ community;
- Assistance to the families of the terminally ill;
- Professional counselling together with support services;
- Services such as Kellimni.com; and
- Psychosocial assistance related to palliative care.
