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• The role of a children group for the participant, underprivileged children in the family care system 1995–2005

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  Dorottya Sik

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  The aim of this paper is to analyse the methods and effects of a children group, which existed
  from 1995 till 2005. The relevance of this group is, that the beginning of this period preludes the
  constitution of the Hungarian child protection law. After the transmission period the emerging
  social service system provided (or at least tried) supports and services. Those families whose
  children were involved in this child group were dealing with unemployment, poverty, lack of
  proper housing, abuse, deviance and addictions. The significance of this group that the given
  service was easily ductile to the needs of the children and families.

• Fighting child poverty. Family day care centres in Debrecen

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  Ibolya Tóth

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  One of today's biggest challenges, present in every country in the world in some form or another, is child poverty. Vulnerable groups include children of unemployed parents, families with three or more children and single parents (Ferge and Darvas 2012).
  In the EU-27, children and working-age people are at higher risk of poverty and social exclusion than older people. The extent of child poverty is also influenced by the labour market status of parents, the household in which they grow up, and government interventions (Antuofermo and Di Meglio 2012). Since child poverty and the labour market status of parents are inseparable, in my study I also examine employment and unemployment indicators in our country.