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A quarter of a million couples have already taken the baby expecting subsidy - Families have already received 2,400 billion Forint of support

Baby Expecting Subsidy has been helping young couples who want to have children since 1 July 2019. Almost half a million parents-to-be across the country have taken advantage of the subsidy so far: since the start of the program, 246,000 families have applied for subsidy with a total of 211,000 children born so far. With the baby expecting subsidy, families have so far received HUF 2400 billion of government support. The subsidy is popular across the country, with high demand regardless of the size, location and income of the people living in the communities. To further help, the government has granted an extension until 1 July 2026 for couples who have taken the subsidy in the first two years following its introduction but have not yet had the expected child.     

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The beauties and challenges of fatherhood

At the event entitled "The challenges of becoming a father" organised in cooperation with apamondta.hu, in addition to presenting research on fathers, Gyöngyi Porkoláb, János Lackfi, Áron Őze, Gergő Süveges and Imre Bedő talked about fatherhood prior to the premiere of the theater play "Looking for a bear" on the occasion of Father's Day.

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The majority of Hungarians say demographic problems threaten Europe's future

Hungarians understand and take seriously the demographic challenges that most of them believe threaten Europe’s future as a whole, according to the latest representative survey by the Mária Kopp Institute for Demography and Families (KINCS). The overwhelming majority of respondents believe that the new European Commission should pay much more attention to families, and eight out of ten also agree that the need to support families and childbearing should be raised at EU level during the Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union, which starts on 1 July 2024.

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Family Friendly Settlements Expo

We organized a one day long professional and family program in Kecskemét under the title Family Friendly Settlements Expo, where numerous family friendly towns and villages, professional and civil organizations dedicated to the cause of families participated. The event held at the Hírös Agóra Cultural and Youth Center was opened by the mayor of Kecskemét, who called families the most important cornerstones of life. Klaudia Szemereyné Pataki pointed out that their city has been cooperating with family organizations such as the National Association of Large Families (NOE), the Single Parents’ Centre and the Mária Kopp Institute (KINCS) for the past ten years and the cooperation agreement just signed further strengthens this alliance.

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