Social Workers Have Difficulty Complying with the Child's Law

Social workers are finding that they do not have enough resources to comply with the Children's Act. The pressure is growing, and experts are warning of the consequences for children who risk waiting in vain for help.

Sándor Pintér was asked a written question by Tímea Szabó following our article published this week. The Párbeszéd MP turned to the Minister of the Interior, who is also responsible for health, after 444 wrote: the use of a program has been made mandatory for regional health workers, which in its current form makes their work more difficult, rather than easier. According to the health workers, the program's fundamental shortcomings also put chil…

More than every other social worker in the child and family field finds that they cannot meet the requirements of the Children's Act.