Families
Hungarian government to launch its biggest ever home creation scheme this year
Katalin Novák, the minister for family affairs, has announced a number of new initiatives to help Hungarian families throughout 2021.
Government support for families will increase to HUF 2,600 billion in 2021
The government’s family protection scheme, which is being continued despite the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, has helped over 220,000 families so far.
Gulyás: Government is providing extra resources to those in a difficult situation
The government’s economic protection measures serve to ensure that businesses and families survive the difficult months ahead.
Hungarian government supplements economic protection action plan for families and businesses
PM Orbán said in a video message that the Hungarian government has supplemented the economic protection action plan in the interest of families and businesses.
Gulyás clarifies government’s move to ban single people from adopting a child
Gergely Gulyás, the Prime Minister's Chief of Staff, has clarified the government’s recent move to ban single people from adopting a child, with minor exceptions.
The government aims to maintain and improve the quality of life of families
Katalin Novák said next year’s budget allocates HUF 2,500 billion (EUR 6.9bn), or 5 percent of GDP, to family affairs.
Number of marriages in Hungary at highest in 30 years
Last year, 62,000 couples got married in Hungary compared to 36,000 in 2010.
2020 is the year of "Hungarian community building"
Policymaking will continue to be geared towards supporting Hungarian families living in neighboring countries while strengthening the economies of Hungarian communities abroad.
Marriages are on the rise in Hungary
Katalin Novák has highlighted how marriage is once again being seen as a good thing.
Hungary’s bold family policy and the story of Anna and Peter
Let me tell you the story of an average, young, Hungarian woman, Anna, who is 28 years old, earned her university degree in law four years ago, has been in a loving relationship with 32 year-old Peter for three years and lives in Debrecen, a major city in northeast Hungary.
National Catholic Register says there is hope in Hungary for the traditional family model
Hope in Hungary as abortions decline, marriages increase and families are valued
Here’s why family policy is important and how this national consultation seeks to make a difference
Europe’s demographic decline comes as no surprise to anyone even superficially acquainted with current birthrates around the continent. Although some in western Europe have already decided that immigration offers the only way to make up for the loss, the Orbán Government pursues another solution -- make it easier for the nation’s own citizens to have bigger families – and in this national consultation, we’re asking citizens for their input on how to do that.