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The impact of the support system on people living in segregated areas
131-141Views:104The Quality of Life Panel Research
in Nyíregyháza (2008-2018) has been examining the
changes in allowances. Similarly to the national data, there
is a decrease in household allowance, the allowance for
economically active people, and the number of people getting
allowances. This study examines whether these tendencies
are the same in two segregated areas, the Husar and
Eastern settlements in Nyíregyháza, since here the residents
are in a more disadvantageous position which stems from
their education attainment, housing conditions, employment
and related financial situation. Although the rate of those
who live and get allowance is higher than that of the city
dwellers, despite being entitled to allowances fewer people
have applied for them. In this study we examine the underlying
reasons by analysing our sample through social and
economic characteristics, and along their changing attitude
towards allowances. -
Health behaviour of 18-29 year-old youngster living in settlement conditions in Nyíregyháza (Focus group interview)
84-100Views:307Besides being at economic, educational and cultural disadvantage, Roma people prove to be a highly disadvantageous social layer in health care, as well. The most disadvantageous ones reside in settlements. Although health is a basic value and activity potential for everybody, it is unlikely to develop and function well without sufficient knowledge on health and individual responsibility, or when the right to access to health care and the principle of equal treatment are damaged, or when comprehensive social policy development programs are incomplete, but most of all when the majority does not show an inclusive attitude towards Roma people. The present study reveals the health behaviour of young Roma adults of 18-19 years of age through a focus group interview.