The document submission process will be eased for the needy and low-income individuals
New amendments proposed in Latvia aim to ease document submission for social service benefits to reduce bureaucracy for low-income citizens.
HU: A harsh stop to the popular way of day dances
Helsinki's city officials have banned customers from tipping orchestras at daytime dance events held in service centers to combat the informal economy.
Payments of the Week from e-EFKA – DYPA
This week, a total of €2.47 billion will be distributed to over 4.3 million beneficiaries in Greece, as part of scheduled payments from the e-EFKA and the Public Employment Service (DYPA).
New mothers in hiding because they know how the system works
New mothers in Iceland fear seeking help due to the risk of losing their children to welfare services.
Increased Number of Housing Benefit Recipients in Limbaži Due to Cold Winter
Housing benefits in Limbaži have increased by 23% this year as more households apply for assistance due to rising utility expenses from the cold winter.
Increasing Supply of Specialized Public Rental Housing for Youth, Seniors, and Single-Parent Households
The South Korean government is expanding the supply of public rental housing tailored for youth, seniors, and single-parent households, aiming to provide customized caregiving, job, and welfare services.
In Germany, social services accused of concealing a rape due to the suspects' origin
In Berlin, social services are being accused of hiding a rape case for weeks because of the ethnicity of the suspects involved.
Justice prohibits the City Hall of São Paulo from closing another shelter in the East Zone; unit provides 14,000 assistances per month
The São Paulo court has intervened to stop the closure of the São Leopoldo shelter, which serves over 14,000 vulnerable people each month.
Assembly in Action will feature musical attractions this Saturday (20) in the South Zone of Teresina; check the program
The third edition of the project Assembly in Action will take place on Saturday in Teresina's South Zone, featuring various social services and musical performances.
District of Freising: Help for Domestic Violence Remains Secured
Freising district has secured continued funding for its women's shelter and counseling services for victims of domestic and sexual violence amid upcoming changes in state responsibility.
Rēzekne's pensioners' social services center will not be handed over to a private company
The social care center for pensioners in Rēzekne will remain public, continuing to provide services to its residents despite rising costs.
INSS serves homeless people during a campaign in Boa Vista
The INSS is providing services to homeless individuals in Boa Vista, Brazil, as part of a campaign focused on improving access to social rights.
Report: Major Issues in Collecting Data for Social and Health Services Financing
A new report highlights significant problems in the collection of diagnostic data for social and health services in Finland, impacting funding allocations.
BA: Charged with child marriage after notification from the Child Welfare Services
A mother and a man in his 30s are charged with arranging child marriage involving the mother's 15-year-old daughter.
Government Withdraws Report – Refers to Studies that Do Not Exist
The Swedish government has retracted a report from the national coordinator for social child and youth care due to references to nonexistent studies.
Criticizes efforts against honor violence: 'Fails the children'
A report from the Children's Ombudsman highlights the failure of society to protect children growing up with honor-related violence in the home.
Assembly in Action: 3rd edition brings over 80 free services to the South Zone of Teresina this Saturday (21)
The third edition of the 'Assembly in Action' project will offer over 80 free social services to residents of the South Zone of Teresina this Saturday.
Survey Reveals Startling Information About Pensioners
A recent survey indicates that a significant majority of pensioners in Finland feel they are viewed as a burden to society and have negative perceptions about aging.
After SVT's investigation: Stockholm stops referring to housing hotels
Stockholm's social services will no longer direct families to stay in low-quality hotels after an investigation revealed the poor living conditions faced by families like Jennifer's.
There is action again in Krista Kiuru's committee
A heated political debate occurred in Finland's Social and Health Committee regarding the use of technological solutions in social services, leading to a decision to end expert hearings amid accusations of potential constitutional violations.
The Future of the Parent House in Uncertainty: Cannot Reach Inga Sæland
The future of the Parent House is uncertain as the Icelandic government has refused to continue funding, according to its director.
Jämtland police on sugar dating: We need to do significantly more
Police and social services in Jämtland emphasize the need for improved proactive measures against exploitation in sugar dating, particularly to protect minors.
Action offers free document issuance and legal guidance in the West Zone of Boa Vista
The 'Carreta dos Direitos' initiative is providing free document issuance and legal guidance to residents in West Boa Vista this week.
She wants to see measures against sugar dating: 'It’s abuse that they are experiencing'
The article discusses the potential dangers and risks associated with sugar dating, emphasizing the need for increased awareness and vigilance among various sectors, including social services and healthcare.
The 'super social service' is being established. It aims to unify interventions for endangered children
Czechia is moving forward with the establishment of a 'super social service' to streamline and improve the interventions for at-risk children.
Family of the forest, it’s everyone against everyone. The social worker denounces the parents
A controversy has erupted involving a social worker's complaints against the parents and their lawyers in the case of three children placed in a family home.
Telephone-Home
The article discusses the implications of social services intervening in a family's life, particularly concerning the welfare of children after being removed from their home.
Koskela reveals: This was the last straw
Left Alliance leader Minja Koskela explains the party's withdrawal from the debt brake agreement, citing concerns about a proposed adjustment that threatens social services and education.
Minister Wille Rydman Rejects Claims of Replacing Caregivers with Technology
Minister Wille Rydman defends a controversial bill regarding digital services for the elderly, stating it aims to reduce caregiver ratios through technology without actually replacing staff.
Here Republic has surpassed itself, how much does a family cost in the woods and Grosso: therefore, today…
The article discusses the case of a family living in the woods and the challenges they face with social services regarding the custody of their children.
Halla-aho went to Kiuru's committee - 'General reasons'
The Finnish government's proposal for technological solutions in social services faces significant opposition from the Social Affairs and Health Committee, with concerns over constitutional compliance.
The enormous regional inequality in dependency: from 559 days of waiting in Murcia to 113 in Castilla and León
A report highlights significant regional disparities in Spain's dependency assistance system, with wait times for benefits varying dramatically between regions.
Halla-aho's Surprise Visit to the Crisis Committee – Here's What Krista Kiuru Commented
Finnish Parliament Speaker Jussi Halla-aho made an unexpected appearance at the Social and Health Committee meeting to discuss legislation regarding digital services for the elderly and disabled.
Situation ongoing in Parliament - Jussi Halla-aho marched into the social and health committee room
A heated debate is taking place in the Finnish Parliament's social and health committee over a government proposal regarding the use of technology in social services, which is criticized for potentially being unconstitutional.
Assembly in Action: project brings more than 50 free services to the South Zone of Teresina on March 21; see which
Residents of the Bela Vista neighborhood in Teresina will have access to over 50 free social services on March 21 as part of the third edition of the Assembly in Action project.
Commotion Again in the Health and Social Services Committee - A Bill that Received Devastating Feedback is Wanted to be Rushed Through
The ruling party representatives in the Finnish Parliament's health and social services committee are pushing to pass a controversial bill despite receiving heavy criticism from experts during discussions.
Woman kept in ‘Dickensian’ servitude for 25 years speaks out as abuser jailed
A woman has spoken out about being held in abusive conditions for 25 years as her captor was sentenced to 13 years in prison.
Guest Minister Wille Rydman on Ykkösaamu - what do you want to ask?
Minister Wille Rydman will discuss rising social and healthcare costs, their implications for Finland's economy, and plans for improving service productivity in an upcoming broadcast.
The inconsistency of a state that treats minors differently
The article discusses the contrasting treatment of minors by Italian authorities, highlighted by two recent cases involving youth in troubled circumstances.
Salvini and Brambilla. Laws to Prevent Other Cases of the Forest
Michela Vittoria Brambilla proposes a law to enhance child protection in parental separation cases following the controversial 'family in the forest' incident.
Majority of Canadians agree with Smith that provinces should have greater control over immigration: poll
A recent poll indicates that a majority of Canadians support greater provincial control over immigration and restrict social services for temporary residents, reflecting dissatisfaction with federal immigration policies.
Alberta government ends funding for Edmonton housing program
The Alberta government is reallocating funding from Boyle Street Community Services' housing initiative, citing inadequate results compared to other programs.
INSS conducts medical examinations and social evaluations without prior scheduling in Natal
The INSS is providing unscheduled medical and social evaluations in Natal as part of the 'Governo do Brasil na Rua' initiative.
After Neighbor Complaints and Insecurity: Residents from Controversial Housing Must be Moved
At least eight residents will be relocated from the Granvej social psychiatric housing in Bagsværd due to ongoing complaints about safety from local residents.
Large eviction in via Sammartini and Bovisa: 20 tents removed
A police operation in Milan led to the eviction of 41 people living in makeshift shelters in the area between via Sammartini and Parco Goccia.
The Municipality recruits third sector entities to manage 500 low-cost rental apartments
The municipality has launched a call for third sector entities to co-design and manage 500 public housing units for vulnerable individuals and families.
The state failed to find a place for a man with brain damage for over a year. He froze to death outside.
A man with brain damage tragically died from exposure after the state could not find him adequate care for over a year.
Funds allocated to the Oncology Treatment Center and 13 social entities remain unpaid by the City Hall of Petrópolis since 2025
Funds designated for an oncology treatment center and several social entities in Petrópolis have not been disbursed by the city government since 2025.
Saskatchewan minister says he’ll have meeting at library after reports of violence
Saskatchewan's social services minister plans to meet with library management at Saskatoon's downtown library following reports of violence and disorder.
Last year, over 83 thousand visits registered in low-threshold cabinets
The article discusses the significant increase in visits to low-threshold healthcare services aimed at reducing harm from drug use in Lithuania.