DSS witness testifies in EFCC chairman’s defamation case
A witness from the Department of State Services testified in a defamation case against the chairman of Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission regarding alleged false claims made on social media.
"Whoever thinks this is about influencers eating for free has no idea": this is how the apps that exchange 'stories' for dinners work
New apps facilitate barter-like exchanges where influencers receive meals and services in return for social media promotions instead of traditional payments.
Mamdani names social services chief amid scrutiny over deaths of homeless New Yorkers
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has appointed Erin Dalton as commissioner of social services amidst criticism over the city's handling of its homeless population, following the deaths of at least 20 individuals during the cold winter months.
No solution yet in the private social services sector labor dispute
The labor dispute in the private social services sector in Finland remains unresolved, with responses to the latest mediation proposal still pending from some parties.
Mäkynen Changed His Mind – Here’s the Reason
Matias Mäkynen of the SDP has reversed his stance on budget adjustments that could lead to significant cuts in social services and education in Finland.
Welfare Minister: Expanding housing benefits will increase the workload of social service workers
The Latvian government plans to expand housing benefits, which could increase the number of recipients and the workload for social service workers.
Why is it so difficult to contain laughter in inappropriate situations
The article explores the phenomenon of uncontrollable laughter in solemn situations, particularly during religious services, and the social dynamics that contribute to it.
New Settlement Proposal from the National Conciliator for the Private Social Services Sector Labor Dispute
The National Conciliator has issued a second settlement proposal in the labor dispute within the private social services sector, with parties expected to respond soon.
Reykjadalur does not receive grants and cancels part of its operations
Reykjadalur has announced the cancellation of part of its summer programs due to a lack of ongoing funding for support projects.
Letter to City Leadership: Family Judges See Protection of Munich's Children at Risk
Family judges in Munich express concerns over child welfare and urge city officials to take immediate action due to insufficient resources in family support services.
INSS holds a drive to advance scheduled consultations in 4 cities in MS
The National Institute of Social Security (INSS) will conduct a drive this weekend in four cities in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul to expedite previously scheduled medical assessments.
Official: Kaunas has approved the city budget for 2026
Kaunas has approved its budget for 2026, emphasizing investments in education, infrastructure, social services, and health.
Lay Judge Voted for Malin's Baby to be Taken - Regrets it
A social services agency in Örebro faces criticism over the removal of a baby due to incorrect information regarding the mother's intellectual capacity, with the lay judge involved expressing regret over their decision.
Last year, more than one million euros were paid in benefits to Ukrainian civilians in Daugavpils
In 2025, Daugavpils municipality paid over one million euros in benefits to support Ukrainian civilians, assisting 835 individuals during the year.
We investigated the living conditions of disadvantaged Finnish children – The information breaks the heart
An investigation reveals alarming conditions under which disadvantaged Finnish children live, shedding light on serious failures in child protection services.
Public Defender offers free services this Wednesday (25) in DF
The Public Defender of the Federal District (DF) in Brazil is providing free services for vulnerable individuals in Brasília on Wednesday, from 8 am to 2 pm.
Resolving labor disputes in the private social services sector today
The resolution of a labor dispute in Finland's private social services sector is underway today under the guidance of the national mediator, with potential strikes looming next week and two weeks from now.
The Social Democrats' Promise: Prioritize Night Train Services
The Social Democrats in Sweden are pledging to prioritize night train services in response to criticism of recent cuts to train services by the Swedish Transport Administration.
New strike warning for the social sector
Several social and health organizations in Finland have issued a strike warning affecting the private social services sector.
Massive Strike Warning – Nearly 1,500 Targets: See the Full List
A union has issued a significant strike warning affecting nearly 1,500 entities in Finland's private social services sector amid ongoing collective bargaining negotiations.
Infant Death in Alytus: Child Rights Defenders Announce What is Known About the Family
A tragic incident in Alytus resulted in the death of an infant, leading authorities to investigate the circumstances surrounding the event.
JHL: third strike warning
The JHL union has issued a third strike warning, planning a work stoppage in the private social services sector from March 10 to March 12, demanding wage increases.
Sharing
The article emphasizes the importance of sharing in all aspects of life, encouraging people to recognize commonalities and connect with one another.
The handling of the private social service sector labor dispute continues today
The search for a resolution to the private social services labor dispute resumes today after previous mediation efforts failed to reach an agreement.
Justice orders the return of 70% of Funpapa's employees in Belém
The court in Pará ordered that 70% of employees of the Funpapa foundation in Belém return to work to ensure essential services continue, with a penalty for non-compliance.
Stockholm first in the country to track six-year-olds
Stockholm is implementing a tracking program for six-year-olds deemed at risk of future criminality, investing 55 million kronor in a family-centered approach.
Aiyedatiwa’s aide defends Ondo tricycle ambulance amid backlash
A senior aide to the Ondo State Governor has defended the introduction of tricycle ambulances amid social media criticism, emphasizing their role in improving emergency healthcare access in rural areas.
Three group living homes will be established in Vilnius district
The Vilnius district plans to build three new group living homes in response to increasing demand, creating a total of 30 new spaces for residents with support needs.
Family care for the elderly has increased, but the use of family caregivers remains marginal
Family care for the elderly in Finland is on the rise, though the use of family caregivers is still limited according to a report from the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare.
The state cut supported vacations for families with disabilities – joy and sorrow surfaced during the last vacation in Vuokatti
The Finnish government has eliminated subsidized vacations for families with disabilities, which has a significant impact on their daily lives, as evidenced by the final vacation hosted in Vuokatti.
Expresso Rei de França, former 1001, gathers employees to propose voluntary agreements in light of financial crisis
Employees of Expresso Rei de França met to discuss voluntary separation agreements due to the company's financial crisis, impacting bus services in São Luís.
Hot meals available again
Reykjavík's city council has contracted Krydd and Kavíar to supply hot meals to local social institutions after a listeria outbreak at a production kitchen.
The Departure of Night Duty was a Tough Moment for Jämsä Residents, But Now the Welfare Area is Building a Large Social and Health Center for Them
Jämsä residents are adjusting to the loss of local health services, including nighttime care, as a new social and health center is planned in response to community needs.
The state has stopped funding corrective services
The Czech government has halted funding for corrective services, impacting numerous support programs.
After Criticism: More Exit Places for Youth
In response to criticism, Sweden's State Institutions Board plans to increase exit placements for youths from 17 to an additional 30 this year.
Authorities Not Informed: Man Participated in Wrestling Championship Despite Receiving Compensation for Severe Back Pain
A man participated in a wrestling championship even though he was receiving compensation for severe back pain that limited his mobility.
Governor of SP participates in Job Fair and graduation in Patrocínio Paulista
The Governor of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas, attended the first Job Fair of the Social Fund of São Paulo in Patrocínio Paulista, offering 300 job vacancies and free services to the local population.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defends referendum questions on immigration
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is standing by referendum questions aimed at immigration reform that propose tightening access to social services for newcomers.
The Load has Increased Significantly at Child Protection Services
Child protection services in Iceland are experiencing a significant increase in workload.
These are the categories with the highest discounts for beneficiaries of the Military Family
The Argentine government's Military Family program offers significant discounts on various services and products for military families, aiming to improve their quality of life.
X Network Appeals Against 120 Million Euro Fine. It Received It for Violating Content Rules
Social network X, owned by billionaire Elon Musk, has appealed a 120 million euro fine imposed by the European Commission for violating digital content regulations.
Here the environmental initiative for staff in Gällivare is presented
Gällivare is introducing a significant investment to attract and retain qualified staff in education and social services due to a labor shortage of around 300 professionals.
Residents of supported living facility temporarily relocated due to knife murder
Residents of the Litvadhus supported living facility in Aalborg, Denmark, have been temporarily moved following a knife murder that occurred yesterday.
The social network X has appealed the European fine of 120 million euros
The social network X, formerly known as Twitter, has appealed a 120 million euros fine imposed by the European Union for multiple violations of the Digital Services Act regulations.
The system has changed significantly since the Child Protection Agency was dissolved
Ólöf Ásta Farestveit highlights changes in Iceland's child protection system since the dissolution of the Child Protection Agency, emphasizing the need for better vigilance in cases like the controversial Bakkakotsmálið.
Children's Protection Center: Social Services Often Use a 'Here and Now' Approach in Evaluations
A report by the Children's Protection Center emphasizes the need for a more comprehensive evaluation of the support system for families, particularly concerning the recurring separation of children from their parents in Latvia.
The President of Poland has terminated the special support system for Ukrainians
Poland's President has announced the end of a special assistance law that facilitated job placement, social benefits, and educational access for Ukrainians fleeing the war.
No agreement in the private social services sector labor dispute – mediation continues on Monday
Mediation in the private social services labor dispute did not result in an agreement, with discussions set to continue next Monday.
Warns of active hostile states' intelligence and security services activities on social networks
Lithuania's authorities are alerting citizens about efforts by hostile states to recruit individuals for espionage activities via social media platforms like Telegram.
Long Wait for Elderly Care
Thousands of elderly people in Sweden are facing wait times of over three months for social services assistance, raising concerns about their physical and mental wellbeing.