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Hungary values the elderly; the role of grandparents is of paramount importance in our communities and families. The sixth episode of the KINCS Minutes is showcasing the measures supporting the elderly.
In the past decade, women in Hungary could take advantage of more and more opportunities to reconcile their family and work responsibilities. The fifth part of the KINCS Minutes is about measures helping women on International Women's Day.
All Hungarian children are a treasure regardless of where they have been born in the world. The third part of KINCS Minutes is about supporting Hungarian families living abroad, and describes the number of those leaving Hungary and returning to the country.
The family tax refund and the 13th month pension paid by the government as well as the youth tax exemption provide significant help to Hungarians, which contributes to the preservation of families' sense of safety. Thanks to the benefits, approximately four and a half million people received extra income in February, which is mostly spent on their family members, home, daily consumer goods and savings, according to the research conducted by the Maria Kopp Institute for Demography and Families (KINCS) in mid-February.
In Hungary, young people have received more and more support to start their lives in the last decade. The fourth part of KINCS Minutes is about measures helping to start a career and a family.
On the occasion of Marriage Week, the second part of KINCS Minutes will cover the topic of relationships, which can be followed on the Facebook and YouTube pages of the Mária Kopp Institute for Demography and Families (KINCS).
