A One Billion Forint Child Protection Compensation Fund Is Launched
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At the same time as the report on abuse at the Bicske orphanage was presented, the government announced the launch of the Child Protection Reparations Fund. The program, which is funded with a budget of one billion forints, aims to provide moral and practical assistance to all those who have suffered physical, psychological or sexual abuse or neglect in state care.
The government is launching a child protection compensation fund with a budget of one billion forints on a pilot basis. The initiative was announced by Szilvia Gyurkó, State Secretary for Children's Rights and Child Protection at the Ministry of Social and Family Affairs.
After presenting some parts of the report, it was announced that the government would establish a one billion forint child protection compensation fund. The post One billion forint child protection compensation fund launched first appeared on 24.hu.
The government has allocated one billion forints to the fund and another three to support the system.
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